NFL Crime Arrests & PED Suspension Rankings

[Doublejive]

NFL Crime Arrests & PED Suspension Rankings


NFL Crime Arrests & PED Suspension Rankings: 2013 NFL Standings

 

[Breaker99]

Thats what you call a small sample size. Probably related to your small penis size.


A more prophetic look. Seahawks' lead in PED bans under Pete Carroll - ESPN


Seahawks at the top of being cheaters. Niners on the bottom. When harbaugh said "above reproach" he meant exclusively cheating with steroids and PED's. Seahawks test positive more than any other team.

U mad bro?

 

[cwood]

Lol. Oh, doublejive...

 

[Doublejive]

Good morning to you to Beaker.

 

[Doublejive]

A poster made a very good comment in that thread you posted Beaker.

"Love how everyone is eating up this story but don't know the facts about the seahawks but it sure does fill in story in the offseason doesn't it.

Offensive lineman Allen Barbre tested positive in 2011, the year before he joined the Seahawks. The Seahawks signed him before the suspension was announced. The team cut him rather than putting him on the roster.

Fullback Via Taua tested positive just after being signed to the practice squad. He had been a free agent just trying to land with a team before that.

Offensive lineman John Moffitt tested positive for a substance that is legal in the NFL if the player has a prescription. Moffitt has a prescription, and has had it for years. The only reason he was suspended was because he and the team doctor didn’t properly file all the necessary paperwork on time.

Cornerback Richard Sherman appealed his suspension and won, something that is supposed to be virtually impossible given today’s tests and testing protocols. Sherman was able to prove that his test sample had been tampered with.

So you have 3 PED cases. Such a huge problem for the last 3 years."

 

[Breaker99]

Good morning to you to Beaker.

Morning bud, how did you sleep?

 

[hawkturnal]

Morning bud, how did you sleep?

Probably not next to a tree......

 

[cwood]

Sherman was innocent just like Ryan Braun.

 

[Breaker99]

A poster made a very good comment in that thread you posted Beaker.

"Love how everyone is eating up this story but don't know the facts about the seahawks but it sure does fill in story in the offseason doesn't it.

Offensive lineman Allen Barbre tested positive in 2011, the year before he joined the Seahawks. The Seahawks signed him before the suspension was announced. The team cut him rather than putting him on the roster.

Fullback Via Taua tested positive just after being signed to the practice squad. He had been a free agent just trying to land with a team before that.

Offensive lineman John Moffitt tested positive for a substance that is legal in the NFL if the player has a prescription. Moffitt has a prescription, and has had it for years. The only reason he was suspended was because he and the team doctor didn’t properly file all the necessary paperwork on time.

Cornerback Richard Sherman appealed his suspension and won, something that is supposed to be virtually impossible given today’s tests and testing protocols. Sherman was able to prove that his test sample had been tampered with.

So you have 3 PED cases. Such a huge problem for the last 3 years."

First of all, no one knows for sure what John Moffit tested positive for because the league doesn't announce that information. Suddenly everyone is taking Adderall..... and its not because Adderrall is so great. Its because Adderall sounds a lot better than STEROIDS. So why not claim it was just adderall? Secondly the league DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY allow players who have a prescription for Adderall to use adderall. They examine it on a case by case basis. The idea is that a guy can convince a doctor to give him prescription, so the league has to verify a lifetime of ADHD before they allow it. Its not guaranteed. And whatever your EXCUSES are for Moffit, they are just that... a bunch of excuses. He got busted, and he got suspended for taking an unknown PED. End of story.

As far as sherman... Please. Save that argument for the seattle board. The ridiculous technicality he got off on makes him the OJ of PED's.

And just plain.... at your attempt to say that a practice squad player doesn't count if they test positive. That is hilarious.

Overall, its highly amusing how many excuses you have for all these PED violations and suspensions. Problem is no one believes it Double, and I doubt you honestly do either.

 

[Breaker99]

Probably not next to a tree......

That was good!


They were goofing on that on the radio yesterday.... Yeah.. ran into a tree drunk, good time for a nap.

 

[NinerSickness]

Sherman was innocent just like Ryan Braun.

Exactly. Sherman got off on a BS technicality.

 

[Wolverine830872]

Thats what you call a small sample size. Probably related to your small penis size.


A more prophetic look. Seahawks' lead in PED bans under Pete Carroll - ESPN


Seahawks at the top of being cheaters. Niners on the bottom. When harbaugh said "above reproach" he meant exclusively cheating with steroids and PED's. Seahawks test positive more than any other team.

U mad bro?

Stupors, you're as bad as right wing blogs with your spin. That article was posted right when Irvin got busted, back in May. Since then, zero instances with Seattle. Here is an article that was posted in July

Washington Redskins Tied for Top in the NFL in PED Suspensions Since 2011 | Bleacher Report

In your article, the redskins only have 3 instances, in this more updated one, they have 5. And there have been other instances in that time frame as well from various other teams. In fact, after Harbaugh made his "above reproach" comment, the niners traded for a TB guy that got busted for PEDs, only to nix the trade after the TB GM admitted that they would have waived the guy had they not been able to trade him. Then a couple weeks later, once the guy cleared waivers, the 49ers pick him up anyways.

So if you want to talk about skating around the rules, all-the-while being extremely hypocritical about it, then look no further than your back yard. Since May, the Seahawks have had zero instances and even traded away Moffitt (one of our "5") while other teams have been busted at least once, and worse yet, other teams have traded for, then nixed the trade, then picked up in free agency, those "cheaters".

So keep thinking you have the moral high ground, but just keep in mind that you are only fooling one person on these message boards: you.

 

[spacedoodoopistol]

Since May, the Seahawks have had zero instances

Wow! That's quite an achievement! I think we should create some kind of award for this.

Hahaha at people taking their team's issues personally.

 

[Wolverine830872]

Wow! That's quite an achievement! I think we should create some kind of award for this.

Hahaha at people taking their team's issues personally.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to state that the Seahawks are somehow completely innocent now. But you have admit that there are multiple teams to have hit with suspensions in that time frame. So to frame this issue as a problem that is only happening in Seattle is asinine.

 

[eric5577x]

Every team has someone on something....face it, it happens, some get caught, some have NOT YET gotten caught. Do not take it personal, it happens everywhere.

 

[spacedoodoopistol]

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to state that the Seahawks are somehow completely innocent now. But you have admit that there are multiple teams to have hit with suspensions in that time frame. So to frame this issue as a problem that is only happening in Seattle is asinine.

Like Eric beat me to saying, just assume that a huge amount of the NFL is taking some kind of illegal shit, and most of them don't get caught. You can't live like they do, its like getting into a few car crashes every Sunday......need stuff not only to build the body to the point that it can take the punishment, but then somehow get out of bed on Monday morning. No shame in your team's players getting caught, they're all doing it. Problem is once you get caught and go into the program, its much harder to get away with it.

 

[fastforward]

Sherman was able to prove that his test sample had been tampered with.

The test was thrown out, (and rightly so), because the procedure hadn't been correctly adhered to with regards to the documentation. There's no evidence to show that Sherman's sample had been tampered with or that the test result was wrong.

 

[spacedoodoopistol]

Sherman is just like Ryan Braun.......except he didn't then hold a press conference to gloat and try to bury some poor sample-taker. But nobody should be fooled about his guilt here.

 

[Robotech]

Like Eric beat me to saying, just assume that a huge amount of the NFL is taking some kind of illegal shit, and most of them don't get caught. You can't live like they do, its like getting into a few car crashes every Sunday......need stuff not only to build the body to the point that it can take the punishment, but then somehow get out of bed on Monday morning. No shame in your team's players getting caught, they're all doing it. Problem is once you get caught and go into the program, its much harder to get away with it.

Unless someone just runs out of bounds or takes a knee, every play is pretty much a car crash. It may very well be impossible to do what they do without drugs. That could be the sad truth. It makes me feel a little guilty being a fan, knowing that I am supporting a sport where these young men are killing their bodies. Oh well, it's their choice and many of them are very well-compensated.

 

[HaroldSeattle]

Sherman is just like Ryan Braun.......except he didn't then hold a press conference to gloat and try to bury some poor sample-taker. But nobody should be fooled about his guilt here.

Well I for one don't deny it. However unlike Braun I think he learned from it. You can bet the NFL is checking up on him. He obvious doesn't need the added edge.