Former Atlanta Falcons first-round pick Tim Green was diagnosed with ALS in 2018 but refused to be silenced by the disease ...

Tim Green: And he looked. He said, 'I think you have ALS.' I said, 'No, I don't.' That same day he went straight to Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City to meet with a neurologist. Tim Green ...

The symptoms. The diagnosis. The truth. “You have ALS,” a doctor told him in 2016. “No I don’t,” Tim Green shot back. He’d always been wired for conflict, relishing whatever battle ...

Former Atlanta Falcons star Tim Green, battling ALS, uses AI to voice his podcast, \"Nothing Left Unsaid,\" with his son Troy ...

Former NFL star Tim Green isn’t letting his ALS diagnosis silence him. AI voice cloning technology allows him to communicate ...

Syracuse, N.Y. -- Tim Green’s grip was slipping ... He has accepted he will die with ALS. His fight, then, is now one of longevity, of being present in the lives of the people he loves.

Tim Green first noticed the symptoms about five ... I was really afraid I had ALS. But there was enough doubt that I said, 'Alright, I don't. Let's not talk about it. Let's not do anything.' ...

"I think Tim feels the same way," Kroft said. No one knows what causes ALS. In Green's case, all those blows to the head while bringing down quarterbacks and running backs are a leading suspect.

Syracuse, N.Y. — It will be two years Wednesday since Tim Green confirmed on CBS' “60 Minutes” he has been living with ALS, two years since the launch of a fundraiser that recently cracked a ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Tim Green recently disclosed on national TV he suspects repeated football-related head injuries caused his ALS, a fatal nervous system disorder also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.

ALS has had little effect on Green’s relentless ... all of them thinking of Tim Green. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.

"I think Tim feels the same way," Kroft said. No one knows what causes ALS. In Green's case, all those blows to the head while bringing down quarterbacks and running backs are a leading suspect.