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News and you've been on to talk with us about concussions. >> sure. jenna: a lot of talk about players getting bigger, faster, stronger even at aing young age and that could contribute some say to the tough injuries we're seeing including the rise in concussions. do you have any concern about that? >> no. actually, players are training, there are different methods of training. there is more specific methods to train what your sport is but it's not that the speed of the nfl has gotten faster. it's that more players are faster. and if you're bigger and faster it's simple. go back to the science ...

What are the jets going to do? >> tell you what. i don't know how the jets will do. you could say they're going to do this. i tell you something, they are interesting to watch. it may be ugly but they have made it interesting once again. jenna: that is true. it is a great american sport. as i mentioned i'm a little biased. greg, nice to talk to you as always. >> have a great day. jenna: you too. jon? jon: there are new developments jenna in the disappearance of a little boy more than 30 years ago. eight ton pats snatched from the streets of new york city. . we earned them. and if washington tr...

The fans, one hundred million americans who like this game. we are going to talk with a former player who went through the 1982 lock out, greg buttle, here with us live to get his take on what happens when the clock strikes midnight. [singing]

Could get an agreement just to continue to talk. jenna: sounds a lot like congress, doesn't it rick. >> reporter: we are not too far from it. jenna: rich edson with fox business. thanks. jon: let's talk with someone who lived through the nfl player lock out back in 1982, greg buttle a former new york jet, he's also a color commentary for sny, you can hear him on espn r-r 1050 in the new york area. you have an interesting take on this. you were there for the player strike in 82. >> reporter: that is correct 82 we struck in the middle of the season for about seven or eight games. jon: did it wor...

Happen. that's up to the nfl and that is up to the players' association. jon: you said if you were the owners you would lock them out. >> reporter: i'd lock them right out. jon: okay, why? >> reporter: because the transparency of the nfl is limited. and therefore when it comes down to negotiating, i mean you're negotiating with blinders on half the time if you're the players' association, and of course if you take a look at sequential game theory, which is applied mathematics, a great article in forbes by the way about that march 3rd is you look at it and it's all about what the other person d...