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Helping Ex-NFL Players Make the Transition

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Helping Ex-N.F.L. Players Make the Transition

New York Times February 28, 2015

[PDF] – AthLife helps former NFL Players with career transition and continuing education.

Helping Ex-NFL Players Make the Transition

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