Former NFL defensive lineman Mark Gastineau broke down in tears while pleading to commissioner Roger Goodell to treat former players right.
"I want the NFL to treat people right," Gastineau said in an interview on WOR Radio. "I want to hold you to your promise, Roger Goodell."
Gastineau said he's known the commissioner since Goodell was a public relations intern with the Jets in the early 1980s.
Gastineau played 10 NFL seasons, all with the Jets, and was named to the Pro Bowl five times. He has since revealed that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease and believes it is a result of his football playing days.