COSTELLO: A disturbing statistic about NFL player safety coming out this Super Bowl week. According to a survey taken by NFL Players Association, 78 percent of the players have absolutely no trust in their team doctors. At the NFLPA's annual state of the union address, the executive director, Demaurice Smith, that's the union president, said the league must fully credential all team medical personnel.</s>DEMAURICE SMITH, EXEC. DIRECTOR NFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION: Our standpoint is we want to know who is providing the care to hour players. So, you know, for us, it would start with certainly what we get from the National Football League. The name, where the person went to school, who are they affiliated with, what their practice area is. We want to do a deeper dive. We want to know if, for example, there's been any complaints against the doctor for malpractice. We want to know if there's any judgments against them. We'd like to know more detailed information about how the teams selected their doctors.</s>COSTELLO: Smith attacked the league for locking out referees at the start of the season calling it a deliberate disregard for player safety. Commissioner Roger Goodell may respond to the union's concern at his news conference later today. Las Vegas stands to profit from Super Bowl wagering, not just on who wins the game, but from those who lose prop bets. Here's one of the few sillier ones. How long will the national anthem take? The over/under is 2:15. How many times will CBS broadcasters mention Harbaugh bowl or some form of it? The line is 2.5. And one more Harbaugh wager. Which brother will be shown on camera first? All bets are off if they're in a split screen. That's a quick look at sports this morning. The next hour of CNN NEWSROOM after a quick break.
NFL Players Association No Trust for Team Doctors