Former NFL player David Pollack reveals that his wife will undergo surgery due to brain cancer
Former Georgia Separation and Ex-Espn college football Analyst David Pollack took off on social media this week to ask for prayers while his wife prepares for surgery after his brain cancer has been diagnosed.
Pollack, 42, divided the news in the post on X, seeking that the community gathering behind his family as his wife, Lindsey, should undergo surgery on Wednesday.
David Pollack, a former football analyst and a former NFL line striker, talks to the media in front of Gameday at the Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson, Mississippi, October 28, 2022. (Imagine)
“I don’t share much of my personal life on social networks, but today he will be different,” he read his post.
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“If you are the type of prayer, lift my wife Lindsey. She is brain cancer and surgery is Wednesday with Duke. So grateful for serving the love God who meets us in our struggles! “
Former NFL player And the current ESPN sports analyst Pat McAfee answered in the post, saying, “All my positive vibrations and prayers of brother.”
The Scott Hanson NFL Network added: “Praying for her, you, your family and the team of health care. I hope that thousands of answers will hear you here. And even more than the character of our great God.”
The defensive end of Georgia Bulldogs David Pollack celebrates a bag against Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Sanford Stadium in Athens. Bulldozi won 19-13. (Dale Zanine USA Today Sports)
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Pollack has gained the first team of All-America in three seasons in Georgia and was introduced into the college football hall of celebrities as one of the most dominant defense parts of the SEC history.
He was drawn by Cincinnati Bengals in the first round of the NFL draft in 2005, but his promising NFL career was interrupted after suffered a serious door injury in the second season.
David Pollack Cincinnati Bengals smiled everything after his bag at Steelers striker Ben Roethlisberger on Heinz Field, in Pittsburgh on December 4, 2005. (Enquirer/Jeff Swinger)
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Pollack served as a college football analyst for ESPN from 2009 to 2023.
He and his wife founded the Pollack Family Foundation, which aims to strengthen families “by providing basic needs and fundamental care while investing in the ability to encourage” faith. Family. Community. ”
Pollack is also hosted by Podcast “Family Goals” with Pastor Jonathan Howes, where they talk about faith, family and sports.
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