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And a different discipline. get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can be inspired by great food once again. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. the federal judge overseeing the nfl concussion settlement has denied its approval. it may not be enough. >> andy scholes joins you with more in the "bleacher report." >> judge anita brodie flat out rejected the deal saying the court needs more analysis proving that the money won't run out. the original settlement for nfl players was $765 million and would run for 65 years. the judge says...

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Fans of the heat. they're from both parties. because we all know, nothing brings people together like the miami heat. this group has now won twice, but it's gone to the finals three times. and sometimes it feels like they're still fighting for a little respect. i can relate to that. >> all right, so, to sports now. at a time when the nfl wants us talking about its final four, there's an update to the $765 million concussion settlement reached with the union last year. a federal judge is asking for more information on whether the settlement is enough to cover 20,000 retired players. the league ...

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Right now, a fan is suing the league over ticket prices for the super bowl. this as thousands of ex-players say a multimillion-dollar concussion settlement is simply not enough. but first, we are continuing to follow the investigation into that massive traffic jam last fall on the george washington bridge that has shaken up governor chris christie's administration and potentially his political future as well. here are the latest developments. the speaker of the new jersey assembly, a democrat, has called for a special session next thursday to reauthorize a key committee's subpoena power to c...

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What would you say? >> i think it could all be under the big rubric of the national football league. this is our most popular sport. the bullying was only one of many bumper cars in the nfl. this is a sport that careened from one crisis to the next in a way that has not been able to be contained by the sports page. these are front page stories whether you're talking about the concussion settlement, whether you're talking about more of the suicides that have taken place of former players, whether you're talking about the bullying scandal that you just mentioned, whether you're talking about the...

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If you look at the nfl fine we have the concussions, we have the aaron hernandez stuff. we have the concussion settlement which was outrageous that they agreed to settle for that. that's all in my view. but you also have the most popular game in united states of america with a tissue thin drug policy unlike baseball. >> that's absolutely correct. it's a sport where i think the fans themselves have really come to peace with the fact that they don't care how the sausages are made as long as the game is out on time on sunday. >> all right, dave zirin, thank you. still ahead from the memorable to ...