Comments on: Foxworth says mistrust between NFLPA, NFL an impediment to HGH agreement

By: kahnsbushymustache

kahnsbushymustache — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 17:42:16 +0000

Sorry Foxworth – there already is an HGH deal in place. It’s in the CBA your guys voted for last year…

By: arlis2013

arlis2013 — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 17:31:44 +0000

Players seem not to trust the team doctors. After years of being living lab rats on Toradol, who knows how much hGH, Testosterone, steroids etc., the players have unknowingly been shot up with.

Coach wants me to play.

Better living through chemistry.

By: tdshouldbeinthehall

tdshouldbeinthehall — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 16:47:20 +0000

I find it more than a little suspicious that AP came back better that ever in such a short time. But people like to keep their heads in the sand and believe that some are more than human.

By: bigblue1986

bigblue1986 — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 16:23:35 +0000

Foxworth is a complete joke. This guy was nothing more than De Smith hopeless Toady.

100MM in research. We will have an answer in ten years. Tell that to Rodney Harrison, Leroy Hoard, Jahvid Best, Ray Lucas. On the other hand, the 100MM got this obviously unqualified buffoon into Harvard. Hopefully, it kicked in a scholarship and a consulting deal.

What negotiating skills? The guy got pimped by a bunch of pointy headed Cambridge-based academics.

One can only imagine how much trash the next President is going to have to clean up given his complete lack of skill.

By: spartan822

spartan822 — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 15:45:12 +0000

DeMoremoney Smith wants to drag this HGH testing thing out as long as possible, so he and all his lawyer buddies can bill as many hours as possible poring over the myriad conditions in the testing agreement with the NFL. In the meantime, all the players using HGH have plenty of time to stop using and get it out of their systems. Of course, some of them will be dumb enough to not stop.