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maybe this is the way congress is getting back at baseball for the strike they had????
so let me get this straight...................
u get caught in baseball and you got to go before the federal grand jury.
u get caught in football and you go to the pro bowl and everyone says you have great energy(roid rage)
anyone else see a problem with this?
maybe this is the way congress is getting back at baseball for the strike they had????
so let me get this straight...................
u get caught in baseball and you got to go before the federal grand jury.
u get caught in football and you go to the pro bowl and everyone says you have great energy(roid rage)
anyone else see a problem with this?
Good point.
sanityannex avoiding this thread like the plague!
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2709682
DAVIE, Fla. -- Miami Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor says the candidacy of his likely chief rival for NFL defensive player of the year, Shawne Merriman, was tainted by a four-game steroid suspension in November.
"You really shouldn't be able to fail a test like that and play in this league, to begin with," Taylor said Wednesday. "To make the Pro Bowl and all the other awards, I think you're walking a fine line of sending the wrong message."
Merriman, who plays outside linebacker for the San Diego Chargers, has denied he's a steroid cheat and blamed his positive test on a tainted supplement.
"A performance-enhancing drug is, obviously, what it is," Taylor said. "You enhance your performance by doing that. You fail that test, I think it's not right. It's against the rules and ultimately I think it's sending the wrong message to the youth in America and the people who look at this game not only as entertainment but also to learn lessons from it."
Taylor has been one of the few bright spots this season for Miami (6-9). In 15 games, he has 13½ sacks, 10 fumbles forced and two interceptions, both returned for touchdowns.
Merriman is tied for the NFL lead in sacks with 15½ in 11 games for the AFC West champion Chargers (13-2). He has four forced fumbles and has one interception.
"He's always making plays," Taylor said. "He's one of the best young talents we have in this game right now as far as defensively, and he has had an unbelievable year. With that being said, there are certain rules and guidelines we have to abide by to play in this game."
Taylor made his comments in a conference calls with reporters in Indianapolis. The Dolphins conclude their season Sunday against the Colts.
Taylor >>>> Merriman
When did anyone in baseball openly admit to using performance enhancing drugs?so let me get this straight...................
u get caught in baseball and you got to go before the federal grand jury.
u get caught in football and you go to the pro bowl and everyone says you have great energy(roid rage)
anyone else see a problem with this?
He served his suspension. This is a non-issue.
Don't see it as a non-issue at all. I think the NFL is/has a problem with the performance enhancing drugs and if it does not correct the problem it could get as bad as baseballs. IMOWhen did anyone in baseball openly admit to using performance enhancing drugs?
He served his suspension. This is a non-issue.
But I do agree you cannot give Merriman the award this year. It just would not be fair to the players that played clean. And I just don't buy Merriman did not know what he was doing/using to get that positive test.
Which is sad, cause he has a great skills
It doesn't matter if you buy his story or not. He served his suspension, end of discussion. But, I also don't think he should be in the running for defensive player of the year. He'll be able to win plenty of those down the road, give it to someone who wasn't suspended this year.
I don't buy his story either, however I know for a fact that he testes clean after his suspension and has not missed a beat. I don't think you should be in the running for any award when you serve a suspension for any sort of substance violation, drugs, alcohol, or steroids. Personally I feel like that should part of the punishment just to add to the severity of what happens when you do not follow the rules.
jason giambi, jose canseco, david segui to name a few.When did anyone in baseball openly admit to using performance enhancing drugs?
He served his suspension. This is a non-issue.
by the way i found a pic of merriman that was taken during this past summer.
The NFL drug policy is so much more stringent than baseball that I agree with SanityAnnex. Whatever Merriman was doing, he won't be doing it anymore if he wants to stay in the league. Christ, they made Ricky Wiliams play in Canada for smoking weed.
Admitted while they were playing though?
his roid rage dance needs to go
Agreed. Along with your jealousy of the Chargers.
Jason Giambi still plays.Admitted while they were playing though?
"I sent him (Jason Taylor) a Lights Out T-shirt, a Lights Out hat and a bag of popcorn so he can watch us in the playoffs"- Shawne Merriman
He's a juicer, F him.
That was kinda funny. But Will love to see the next Miami San Diego matchup
"I sent him (Jason Taylor) a Lights Out T-shirt, a Lights Out hat and a bag of popcorn so he can watch us in the playoffs"- Shawne Merriman
"I sent him (Jason Taylor) a Lights Out T-shirt, a Lights Out hat and a bag of popcorn so he can watch us in the playoffs"- Shawne Merriman
Jason Taylor responded by saying he sent him some extra needles and syringes
what the was jason taylor doing with needles and syringes???
what the was jason taylor doing with needles and syringes???
maybe hes a diabetic?
go kill yourself
Giambi never admitted it (well, he did in court, but not to the fans of the game). He just apologized, but never once said what he was apologizing for.
But he did admit use and he was still (and is still) playing at the time of said admission.
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