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Court Denies Noga Claim

Court Denies Noga Claim

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The Minnesota Supreme Court has dismissed former Vikings defensive lineman Al Noga’s claim that his dementia is related to concussions he suffered during his NFL career.

In a unanimous decision, the high court threw out Noga’s workers’ compensation award.

The court says the Vikings’ treatment of Noga’s headaches with over-the-counter medicines was sufficient and that his 2015 claim came too late.

Noga played for the Vikings from 1988-1992.

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