Talk:James Acho

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References[edit]

I cleaned up the references in the article. A lot of the references seem more like PR additions than necessary citations for the article.

Here are the references that I didn't retain in the article. I think a few of these might be useful, but I don't think the article needs to be a laundry list of lawsuits and players. If you move any of these back into the article to support additional text, you may want to check the titles for updates and make sure the link hasn't changed.

1. "Jim Acho interview on KMOX St. Louis re: Flores lawsuit v. NFL. February, 2022"—Audacy

2. "Harvard Journal of Sports & Entertainment Interview with Jim Acho, January 2020"—Harvard Journal

3. "Acho: NFL locker rooms are petri dishes"—New York Times

4. "NFL stalls on payouts to players"—New York Times

7. "Acho fights for concussion payouts for retired NFL players"—CBS Sports

11. "NFL legend claims discrimination"—CBS Detroit

12. "Ex-NFL star sues NFLPA"—Grand Rapids Press

13. "MLB forgot about these players"—New York Times

14. "Acho quote on death of NFLPA Presidnt Gene Upshaw"—ESPN

15. "Taking care of aging athletes"—Orlando Sentinel

16. "Steelers Foote awarded $1.2 million in valet scam"—ESPN

17. "Acho went to bat for former players"—Detroit Legal News