HGH testing starts Monday

[Sac]

I will be interested to see this...
http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2013/5/1/42 ... ampant-nfl

I expect to see a lot of busts as well... It's just not natural for a 250lb man to run a 4.3-4.4 40...

It's not normal for normal people, but NFL players are not normal people. They represent the far far right of the athletic bell curve. It's normal for many of them with the proper genetics and training.

 

[endzorn]

If it wasn't for all these helicopter parent hacks who are concerned how athlete role models affect their little sugar-bunnies we could enjoy NFL players who are juiced up on roids and killing each other for my entertainment.

 

[chris98251]

If it wasn't for all these helicopter parent hacks who are concerned how athlete role models affect their little sugar-bunnies we could enjoy NFL players who are juiced up on roids and killing each other for my entertainment.

Been done!

 

[uncle fester]

This is one rule I can't see any good coming from.

Yeah, the Peterson ACL recovery was an eye opener, but we've had one or two on this team too. (A broken foot and back on the field, playing, in four weeks?)

Also, while I completely understand that steroids do give unfair advantage, how does shorter injury recovery times *hinder* anything at all? If a player is out of the treatment room faster, he's happy, the coaches are happy, the fans are happy - and the TV companies are happy. Which is where the cash comes from. How is that any sort of advantage if everyone has access?

A simple rule to test players who haven't missed playing time would make more sense.