Ray Lucas Headed To Rehab For Pain Killer Addiction, Considered Suicide

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“My anxiety is off the charts,” says Lucas, an analyst for SNY, ESPN and the Rutgers Radio Network. “I’m scared and I’m nervous about this, but I need to do this to be a better dad to my kids and a better husband to my wife. If I can get her to smile like she used to, it will be worth it.”

Current players should take note.

Pain Alternatives, Solutions and Treatments, a New Jersey-based medical group that uses surgery, chiropractic care, counseling and other disciplines to treat chronic pain. PAST’s Retired Athletes Medical Resource Group, which has provided more than $2 million in pro bono surgeries and other medical services since it began offering care to NFL retirees in 2009.

This is what a potential lockout should be focused on. Especially with the impending 18-game season.