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Looks like they wanted to have a way to convince others to use the substance...they knew that no players would be outspoken in support of it because it is banned, so this way, they could have something to show future clients.
Although to me it clearly would defeat the purpose as they are now going to be looked at as snitches.
Dropping this gets their name out...big time.
Dude...if he took it, he cheated. Bottom line. If a Steeler or Patriot was doing it, it doesn't matter...anybody who did this cheated.
We'll have to wait to see if anything else comes out of it, but the damage has been and will continue to be done.
What the hell does Florio have to do with this? He simply is reporting something that another respected media outlet reported. Did you complain when he ran with the Ben Rape stories?Although Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
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Unless there is proof of a failed drug test, this is a hack article.
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01-29-2013, 12:01 PM #43
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Re: Oh, geez, here it comes (dread)...
I agree, smells like a hack job. I get that it's a banned substance however I highly doubt that most NFL players are the size and strength they are through natural selection. There may be some legal drugs that can get someone to that size, I know nothing about this drug industry, but I am sure that if the NFL found out about it they would ban them too. My point being that you could probably call out 75% of the players on any NFL team that are using banned substances. Obviously this is my opinion and I can't back this up except through observation of physical stature.
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These people never learn. This piece of well-timed mud slinging is just another opportunity for the team to get even more determined to win this. The chip on the shoulder just got bigger.
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01-29-2013, 12:03 PM #45
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Yeah the Alabama stuff is old.
The excuse will be that he ordered the entire SWATS package, which consists of holographic stickers, etc., and the package just so happened to contain some deer antler stuff.
It is a stupid decision regardless. A lot of this seems like junk science, and to risk being associated with a banned substance is idiotic IMO.
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I had to do some research, because quite frankly im unfamiliar with deer antler velvet and its effects or if its even real. The above seems to claim that its not even remotely viable option to HGH, yet its effects vs a placebo prove otherwise. I have no idea what to think on the PED aspect.A bottle contains around 180 sprays, and a typical dose is three sprays. Thus, a single dose of deer antler velvet contains between 50 and 84 nanograms of IGF-1. In order to mimic the research study that found IGF-1 to have similar benefits to growth hormone you would need to consume between 1,500,000 to 906,000 sprays PER DAY: that’s between 8,333 to 5,033 bottles per day. Think of the cost alone.
if its illegal its illegal and quite frankly its not the first time i thought he possible could have been taking HGH. It wouldnt shock me if he did, but the timing is off. simply put its somebody trying to make a name for themselves off somebody else and if indeed it was months/weeks ago, the timing pretty much proves that. Ill wait for more info for a final opinion.-JAB
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01-29-2013, 12:11 PM #52
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This isn't going to tarnish Ray's legacy. Give me a break you guys. Had Ray failed a drug test, I'd give a shit, this is some BOGUS ASS story and the last people that should be giving it any thought are Raven fans.
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01-29-2013, 12:12 PM #53
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This is my opinion too.
You record this conversation in October, and it just so happens to come out on SB media day?
Why not after the first playoff game? Why not after the second playoff game? Why not after the THIRD playoff game????
Oh...I know why...maximum exposure.
If we don;t make the SB I doubt this every gets published. Someone is looking to cash in someway, somehow.
Free publicity for SWATS to attract more gullible players. Yes, our holographic RF patches will cure cancer...just buy $3000 worth and wait for the results.
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All the reporters piled up at Ray's booth.
I wonder who will be the first to ask about it.
He is coming out now.
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Nobody on the Network brought it up yet.
"What would you give for the man beside you?"

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Re: Oh, geez, here it comes (dread)...
Is Florio there? I'm betting the real media know nothing about it yet.
First mention would come from Denver, New England, Pitt media, or Florio..
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01-29-2013, 12:20 PM #59
Re: Oh, geez, here it comes (dread)...
The more I think about it, the more it appears to be a stunt to get free publicity for a company peddling snake oil.
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