3 NFL players linked to 'roids
 

Oh man here it comes, I knew this F'n baseball steriod issue would bleed over the NFL !!!

Carolina Panthers Todd Sauerbrun and Jeff Mitchell and former player Todd Steussie had steroid prescriptions filled by a West Columbia, S.C., doctor now under investigation by federal authorities, according to a "60 Minutes Wednesday" report.

In a release yesterday, the CBS News show said the players all had prescriptions for testosterone cream filled within two weeks of the Panthers' appearance in the 2004 Super Bowl.

In addition to the cream, which is banned by the NFL, Sauerbrun -- one of the league's top punters -- also obtained syringes and the injectable steroid Stanozolol, which is also banned by the league


http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05089/479638.stm

Re: 3 NFL players linked to 'roids
 

ya its been all over espn, now we know why the panthers were so good hehe.

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nfl is cracking down w/ tougher standards for their testing policies..

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/3...40813162&ATT=5

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All of a sudden its an issue. MLB took a stand now everyone will fall in line. Manufacturers will always be one step ahead of the game, as soon as they get the right test they`ll be off to the next type of muscle enhancers

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It wasnt like Delhomme was taking roids.....The Cardiac Cats still wouldve made the SB w/o their Punter, Center and tackle

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no, todd steussie was a huge part of their team, It's like us without marvel smith

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but i still agree with them making the superbowl

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A punter was on the juice.......wow, It's getting bad. I say screw it, let them all take roids, infact they should ecourage it and help get them the best shit. It would make for some good TV.

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lmaooo more of death matches than football

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NFL Notebook: Former Steeler Courson to testify before Congress
Former Steeler and Tampa Bay guard Steve Courson, who acknowledged that steroids caused him serious health problems, was among those added to the witness list for tomorrow's congressional hearing on the use of steroids in the NFL.