Peyton Hillis anyone?
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More Peyton Hillis fixation from football58. football58 can’t stop posting about Peyton Hillis. Now he brings him up in stories that aren’t even directly about him or the Browns.

You can cut the feeling of unrequited man-crush with a knife. It’s getting a little creepy.

Sorry to disagree w/ Fujita, but the numbers are much higher than he states, and I’m sure he is concerned about underplaying the totals because there only will be more pressur for HGH testing to be enacted.

It definitely is not the fear of needles that keeps the NFLPA from agreeing to the testing. WADA has done everything necessary to provide the NFL and the NFLPA with procedures and protocol, but the NFLPA still balks. The reason is obvious.

Ban it, test for it, move on…

everyone just gettin’ their jabs in on the champs i guess.

with the league, I’d be more worried about Painkillers.

People get hit hard for an hour for about 16 plus weeks, dudes are banged up every week, alot of dudes probably poppin’ painkiller pills more than roids or anything.

I couldn’t disagree more with you. Scott Fujita is one of the most high character guys you could expect to find in the NFL. He is a true good guy and a fine human being. I doubt very seriously that he uses HGH, ROIDS, or any other drug for that matter.

He is nothing but class.

Second, I’d expect the players that say it’s closer to 30% to be the easy ones to predict are doing it – people overestimate bad behavior when they are doing it themselves, to rationalize why they do it. Anyone remember Jose Conseco’s comments on the subject? He may have been right, but he was definitely doing it.

Finally, Clay Matthews play has NOT fallen off, and saying so suggests you either haven’t watched the games, or don’t understand football. Whether he has used HGH or not I don’t know, but if your “evidence” is the fact that instead of sacks he’s tackling runners behind the line of scrimmage, deflecting pases, and eating up double teams on almost half the snaps so Wynn can get two a game, then you really have no idea what you are talking about.

FWIW, I’d guess that somewhere around 15-20% of players do it. Some positions wouldn’t benefit as much, and not every linebacker is. Probably some players who use it that would really disappoint me – it’s the nature of the game. But let’s try to keep logic in these discussion, k?

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Have you ever seen Scott Fujita? He’s probably the skinniest linebacker in the NFL. Not exactly a poster child for steroids.

No, it hasn’t. The sack totals aren’t there, but he has been playing at a high level. Maybe you should actually watch him play.

You do not understand HGH or what it actually does or what it’s actually for if you think he does.

It’s for older players. Clay Matthews is a solid 5-7 years from HGH even possibly assisting his athletic performance.

Read up on HGH before you post about it like you have any idea what it’s for, dunce.