Former Georgia and Ex-Special University American football The analyst David Pollack went to social networks this week to ask for prayers while his wife prepares to undergo surgery after being diagnosed with brain cancer.
Pollack, 42, shared the news in an X post, asking the community to recover behind his family as his wife, Lindsey, will undergo surgery on Wednesday.
David Pollack, former university football analyst and former NFL supporter, talks to the media before Gameday in the Stadium Memorial Veterans in Jackson, Mississippi, on October 28, 2022. (IMAGN)
“I do not share much of my personal life on social networks, but today it will be different,” said its publication.
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“If you are the type of prayer, please raise my wife Lindsey. She has brain cancer And surgery is Wednesday in Duke. So grateful to serve a loving God who finds us in our struggles! “
Former NFL player And the current Spn Sports Analyst, Pat McAfee, responded to the publication saying: “All my positive vibrations and brother prayers.”
Scott Hanson of the NFL network added: “Praying for her, you, your family and the medical care team. I hope you feel encouraged by thousands of answers here. And even more because of the character of our great God.”
The defensive wing of Georgia Bulldogs, David Pollack, celebrates a sack against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at the Sanford stadium in Athens. The Bulldogs won 19-13. (Dale Zanine USA Today Sports)
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Pollack won the first All-America Entrolades team in three seasons In Georgia And it was included in the College Football Hall as one of the most dominant defensive aims in the history of the SEC.
He was recruited by the Cincinnati Bengals in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft, but his promising career in the NFL was interrupted after suffering a serious neck injury in his second season.
David Pollack from Cincinnati Bengals is a smile after his bag on the field marshal of the Steelers Ben Roethlisberger in Heinz Field in Pittsburgh on December 4, 2005. (The Enquirer/Jeff Swinger)
Pollack served as a University Soccer Analyst for ESPN from 2009 to 2023.
He and his wife founded the Pollack Family Foundation, whose objective is to empower families “to meet basic needs and fundamental attention as we invest in opportunities to promote” family. Community “.
Pollack also organizes the “Family Gets” podcast with Pastor Jonathan Howes, where they discuss faith, family and sports.
