PAUL: 58 minutes past the hour. Junior Seau's family will not be allowed to give a speech when the late Chargers linebacker is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Instead, a video commemorating his career is going to be shown and there won't be any mention of the lawsuit his family filed against the NFL over player injuries and brain disease. Coy Wire is talking about this, this morning.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS: Yes. Big talker, guys. Good morning to you.</s>PAUL: Good morning.</s>WIRE: Now Seau's family filed a wrongful death suit against the NFL. This was after the linebacker committed suicide in 2012. He's one of the greatest of all time and he's 43 years old. Doctors believe that brain trauma led to his death so his -- Seau's daughter Sidney had been planning a speech thinking that she'd speak in place of her father at the induction in the Hall of Fame. Well, we reached out to an executive president with the Pro Football Hall of Fame and he confirmed to us there actually were some discussions early on about that being a possibility, but as it turns out, nobody from Junior Seau's family will be able to speak for him at the induction ceremony. Instead, they'll show a five-minute video commemorating his career. The Hall of Fame says it has nothing to do with the circumstances surrounding Seau's death. They say it's simply following a policy that has been in place since 2010. This has social media abuzz. So we want to know what you think. This is where we get you involved. Our NEW DAY family. What do you think about this? Should the Seau family be allowed to speak or not? Send us your reasoning on Twitter using #newdayCNN or comment us on our Facebook page.
Junior Seau to be Inducted into Hall of Fame