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LONG v. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Civ. A. No. 93-1885.

870 F.Supp. 101 (1994)

Terry LONG, Plaintiff, v. The NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE, Paul Tagliabue, Pittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc., d/b/a the Pittsburgh Steelers, the City of Pittsburgh, Sophie Masloff, in her capacity as mayor of the City of Pittsburgh and the Stadium Authority of the City of Pittsburgh, Defendants.

United States District Court, W.D. Pennsylvania.

November 22, 1994.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

John F. Morris and Scott A. Westcott, Pittsburgh, PA, for plaintiff.

P. Brennan Hart, Philadelphia, PA, and Gregg H. Levy, Washington, DC, for the Nat. Football League.

P. Brennan Hart, Philadelphia, PA, for Paul Tagliabue.

Alan A. Garfinkel, Pittsburgh, PA, for Pittsburgh Steelers Sports, Inc. and The Pittsburgh Steelers.

Mary K. Conturo and John G. Shorall, II, Pittsburgh, PA, for the City of Pittsburgh.

Mary K. Conturo and John G. Shorall, II, Pittsburgh, PA, for Sophie Masloff.

Scott G. Dunlop, Philadelphia, PA, for the Stadium Authority of the City of Pittsburgh.

OPINION

ZIEGLER, Chief Judge.

Pending before the court are the motions of defendants to dismiss plaintiff's amended complaint pursuant to Rule 12(b)(6) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. This civil action arises from an incident which took place while plaintiff, Terry Long, was a member of The Pittsburgh Steelers football team. Long's urine was tested for the presence of anabolic steroids pursuant to a policy adopted by the National Football League...

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