Isn't it interesting how terrell suggs and vernon davis lost weight

[Yu Lee - A Nova Lover]

.... the same year that the NFL/NFLPA HGH Population Study.

 

[BOTSLAYER]

not really.

Suggs came back fat and slow from injury so lost the weight to improve speed and quickness.

VD looks as huge as he has ever been.

Also this is just a population test and no suspensions or penalties will be assessed.

 

[BOTSLAYER]

That being said I assume the pop test will show astronomical usage.

 

[NinerSickness]

.... the same year that the NFL/NFLPA HGH Population Study.

Wow. I've never seen someone with such blind hatred for the Ravens. You're setting a new standard.

 

[HammerDown]

Wow. I've never seen someone with such blind hatred for the Ravens. You're setting a new standard.

"blind hatred"

 

[Yu Lee - A Nova Lover]

Suggs came back fat and slow from injury so lost the weight to improve speed and quickness.

Also this is just a population test and no suspensions or penalties will be assessed.

Do you remember how suggs came back from his Achilles tear in five months?!?


The truth of this study is that it is really just a way for the NFL and NFLPA to drag their feet on the HGH subject.

The idea that football athletes have a different hgh level than other athletes and other humans makes scientists laugh.

"There's an assumption here that they're (NFL players) somehow unique," Gary Wadler, an internist, international sports doping expert and clinical associate professor of medicine at Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine told USA TODAY Sports last month.

"Therefore, their HGH level would be different. I don't know why they came up with that, where they came up with that. It's just an opportunity to delay. I think that delay is detrimental to the sport"