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He still won DROY
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fixedOriginally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
He still won DROY*
And yeah, Pep was a little bit different, because he was actually suspended for 4 games that year when he won the ROY.
Even though Peppers used PED's he still got voted DROY.
Even though Cushing used PED's he still got voted DROY.
Although Orakpo and Byrd had solid seasons, they didn't touch Cush
He plays an extremely physical game that requires strength, speed and quickness.. MANY players that play that game have been caught taking various substances that they should not have been taking.. USC and its players have been accused of some very unetithical behavior recently (not saying guilty, but accused).. NOW a player that played the same position, at the same time and at the same place as mathews was caught taking something deemed to be illegal by the NFL.. and you think it's "absurd" to think that journalist will not connect the dots and question mathews as well?
If you want to talk ethics and college football, go start another thread....otherwise #@+%%! with that
Even though Peppers used PED's he still got voted DROY.Originally Posted by ooIRON MANoo
And yeah, Pep was a little bit different, because he was actually suspended for 4 games that year when he won the ROY.
I guess.Originally Posted by dreClark
Even though Peppers used PED's he still got voted DROY.Originally Posted by ooIRON MANoo
And yeah, Pep was a little bit different, because he was actually suspended for 4 games that year when he won the ROY.
Even though Cushing used PED's he still got voted DROY.
what does that mean?
It means testing is flawed and usually a crock of %++$.
How does that prove he isn't on something?Originally Posted by P MAC ONE
Dude is a workout freak, it's pretty much all he does. He's had a nutritionist since he's been at SC and dude takes a bunch of supplements like almost every top guy in the league.
pmac, dude was on the juice. no big deal bro.
And it's ridiculous to me because I can tell you for certain that he wasn't using roids.
cmon man be for real
unless u'r administering blood tests to him, u dont know for certain what he's doing.
yea dude is a work out freak, most dudes I know who take roids, are work out freaks too.
ooo and if he's innoncent, where's his lawsuit? where's his court injuction like those vikings and saints players who took the tainted supplements? He's known since september he had a "false positive" where's the investigation on his part. this guy is losing out on 4 game checks and will have a sullied reputation, woulkdnt u fight your +*@ off to get them both back?
Originally Posted by dreClark
How does that prove he isn't on something?Originally Posted by P MAC ONE
Dude is a workout freak, it's pretty much all he does. He's had a nutritionist since he's been at SC and dude takes a bunch of supplements like almost every top guy in the league.
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
ooo and if he's innoncent, where's his lawsuit? where's his court injuction like those vikings and saints players who took the tainted supplements? He's known since september he had a "false positive" where's the investigation on his part. this guy is losing out on 4 game checks and will have a sullied reputation, woulkdnt u fight your +*@ off to get them both back?
Posted by Mike Florio on May 12, 2010 9:22 PM ET
When word surfaced that Chargers linebacker Shawne Merriman left CAA to be represented by David Dunn's Athletes First, we assumed that the move was a product of circumstance. Stuck with the status of restricted free agent due to the niceties of the uncapped year, which blocked Merriman from a shot at the open market, Merriman is understandably frustrated. Since he has no control over the situation, the one thing he can control is the identity of his agent.
Apparently, there's more to the story than that. Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reports that Merriman's decision resulted from three failed draft-weekend trades that collapsed due to the demands that agent Tom Condon made on a long-term deal for Merriman.
Per Acee, the Saints were one of the teams pursuing a possible trade.
That said, it's unclear whether a deal would have been finalized even if Condon's demands had been met. Acee reports that the Chargers were firm in their request for a first-round pick in exchange for Merriman.
Acee also writes that the Chargers have made it known that Merriman remains available. So if Merriman fired Condon and CAA because Condon wanted too much money, the question becomes whether Dunn will be willing to reduce the number to a level that another team would be willing to meet. Then the question will become whether Merriman's prospective team will be willing to give up enough to the Chargers to make the trade happen.
I'm not exactly sure what you're expecting him to sue,
Vikes & saints players sued and got an injunction, if he's innocent, he will do the same right... til then *Kat Williams* I'll wait ...
we're acting as tho this positive test was just yesterday. this dude has had 9 months to piece something together. instead we get silence... and he's just now considering a suit ...
Originally Posted by h3at23
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