David Pollac from Espn shares the wife’s video after brain surgery

Lindsay PollackEspn’s previous wife University football Analyst and Georgia Baldoghs Najma David PollackShe recovers from brain surgery fighting a cancerous tumor – and it appears to be in a good morale.

David, 42, shared a video clip Via x On Thursday, March 13th, from Lindsay dumped in her hospital bed, she appeared as if she moved her hands to the song that plays in the room.

“Sabahi Bebiol after surgery for 6 hours,” he wrote. “I mean, is it not God?”

The video comes after David requested supporters earlier in the week to obtain prayers with Lindsay’s willingness to procedure.

He wrote on Monday via X.

After his post, the world of football and sports media gathered around the spouses, with Redzone NFL Host Scott Hanson Writing, “Pray for it, you, your family and the health care team. I hope you are encouraging through thousands of responses here. And more through the personality of our great God.”

“We have never crossed paths in ESPN, but thinking about your wife and family,” previous ESPN character Bret MakhnryHe added: “We did not go beyond the paths in ESPN, but we think about your wife and family. I also, I had brain and surgery for that in Hopkins 5 years ago. If she needs anyone to talk to him after that, I am here. I got this. 💪🏼.”

When David shared the post -surgery update, he even got a shout from other university football that can be said.

“Wonderful man. I made my day!” The coach of the National Championship answered seven times Nick Saban.

On the days of his game, David played four seasons in Georgia, a competitor’s rival of the LSU Tigers, who trained Saban at the time. The Fameer Football Hall in the college was a defensive player all over the year three times and SEC twice. Singinati Benglas took him with the seventeenth general choice of the 2005 US Football Association’s draft, but the broken paragraphs in his neck cut his career.

David joined Espn Jami College In 2011 and eventually became part of the network Thursday night football crew. ESPN cleared it in 2023 and is now hosting the “Bodcast Family Goals”, sporting and faith spokesperson with Reverend Jonathan Hosage, and Podcast “David Pollack Faculty of Football”.

David and Lindsie grew up in the Gwenite County in Georgia, where they attended the competing secondary schools. He revealed in an interview with ESPN in 2005 that his friends at the Chilu Secondary School told him that he could not dates a girl from Parkvio Hai. Instead of taking care of their advice, he married Lindsay in June 2005.

The couple runs the Pollack Family Foundation with their two children, Nicholas, and the guardian.