HUGE hit for the Seahawks...WOWMORE TO COME......ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Seahawks starting CBs Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner are both facing four-game suspensions for violating the league's policy against performance-enhancing drugs.
Of course it's the guy with the loudest twitter-mouth.I hope Tom Brady posts on his twitter
how do you know that they will see a reduction?They are appealing and will see reduced games.
I'm speculating, though Haden loosing his appeal is making me think twice.how do you know that they will see a reduction?They are appealing and will see reduced games.
Jaws recently called him the best shutdown corner in the game right now.Having seen Sherman play a lot in college, I was somewhat surprised that he made an NFL roster, let alone became an above average starter.
Maybe this has something to do with it...
To their defense, Miami got a lucky roughing the passer penalty which negated an INT and a touchback by Seattle.Anyone else starting to doubt whether you can ride the Seattle D the rest of the way? I just dropped SF the other day based on what looked like superior matchups for Seattle, but after their performance today reminded me that they can't be trusted on the road, this news has me wondering whether they can be trusted at all. I'm not about to drop Seattle, but I am starting to wonder if I should pick someone else up to spot start over the next few weeks.
Adderall probably doesn't turn a player into a dominant CB after being a mediocre WR in college. LINKHaving seen Sherman play a lot in college, I was somewhat surprised that he made an NFL roster, let alone became an above average starter.
Maybe this has something to do with it...
UPDATE: Mike Garafolo reports that he heard that the drug was Adderall, as basically everyone thought it would be. Sherman and Browner must have had a big test tomorrow that they were studying for and couldn't concentrate!
I guess they are actually Go-BotsSo much for "Optimus Prime" (Sherman). Megatron gets it done without PEDs. Transformers aren't dopers!
Of all franchises, Seattle can hardly complain about getting jobbed by the refs. Seriously, that may be true, but would you trust them next week at Chicago? Even if Forte's out, I'm going to take a long hard look at some alternatives. Same with Week 15 @ Buffalo. And that was before I heard the news about Browner and Sherman.To their defense, Miami got a lucky roughing the passer penalty which negated an INT and a touchback by Seattle.Anyone else starting to doubt whether you can ride the Seattle D the rest of the way? I just dropped SF the other day based on what looked like superior matchups for Seattle, but after their performance today reminded me that they can't be trusted on the road, this news has me wondering whether they can be trusted at all. I'm not about to drop Seattle, but I am starting to wonder if I should pick someone else up to spot start over the next few weeks.
Should depend on the appeal hearing, no?I hope this goes into effect before next week. Go Bears!!!
HFSWhy is that even banned? It that is what they took this is really, really stupid on many levels.Adderall probably doesn't turn a player into a dominant CB after being a mediocre WR in college. LINKHaving seen Sherman play a lot in college, I was somewhat surprised that he made an NFL roster, let alone became an above average starter.
Maybe this has something to do with it...
UPDATE: Mike Garafolo reports that he heard that the drug was Adderall, as basically everyone thought it would be. Sherman and Browner must have had a big test tomorrow that they were studying for and couldn't concentrate!
Yes, I'mma put in a call to the commish tonight to get things rolling and deny the silly appeal. You pissed dirty. There's no winning that.Should depend on the appeal hearing, no?I hope this goes into effect before next week. Go Bears!!!
Banned in every sport.HFSWhy is that even banned? It that is what they took this is really, really stupid on many levels.Adderall probably doesn't turn a player into a dominant CB after being a mediocre WR in college. LINKHaving seen Sherman play a lot in college, I was somewhat surprised that he made an NFL roster, let alone became an above average starter.
Maybe this has something to do with it...
UPDATE: Mike Garafolo reports that he heard that the drug was Adderall, as basically everyone thought it would be. Sherman and Browner must have had a big test tomorrow that they were studying for and couldn't concentrate!
um, it is a prescription drug, maybe.HFSWhy is that even banned? It that is what they took this is really, really stupid on many levels.Adderall probably doesn't turn a player into a dominant CB after being a mediocre WR in college. LINKHaving seen Sherman play a lot in college, I was somewhat surprised that he made an NFL roster, let alone became an above average starter.
Maybe this has something to do with it...
UPDATE: Mike Garafolo reports that he heard that the drug was Adderall, as basically everyone thought it would be. Sherman and Browner must have had a big test tomorrow that they were studying for and couldn't concentrate!
why is it stupid? Heroin wouldnt give them an edge either but I'm pretty sure it is a banned substance.Yeah, OK geniuses. And it is a PED in what way?So stupid - for being a banned substance, and if true, the players for taking something that doesn't even give them an edge.
Mental focus seems a pretty clear advantage. See what I did there?Yeah, OK geniuses. And it is a PED in what way?So stupid - for being a banned substance, and if true, the players for taking something that doesn't even give them an edge.
I think I've read before that Adderall can also cover up traces of other PED's or banned substances, but I could be misremembering.Yeah, OK geniuses. And it is a PED in what way?So stupid - for being a banned substance, and if true, the players for taking something that doesn't even give them an edge.
So if they had been busted for doing smack, you WOULDN'T think that was stupid of them?why is it stupid? Heroin wouldnt give them an edge either but I'm pretty sure it is a banned substance.Yeah, OK geniuses. And it is a PED in what way?So stupid - for being a banned substance, and if true, the players for taking something that doesn't even give them an edge.
He played plenty of CB in college. Wasn't all that impressive either. I think the NFL might be more suited to his game since he's big and physical for a corner. I don't know what type of defense Seattle runs, but if it's primarily cover 2 then I guess I could see him excelling. He was one of the best triple jumpers in California in high school, so he certainly has some pop in his legs. He wasn't a great cover man in college though. If he had been, he wouldn't have fallen to the 5th round.Adderall probably doesn't turn a player into a dominant CB after being a mediocre WR in college. LINKHaving seen Sherman play a lot in college, I was somewhat surprised that he made an NFL roster, let alone became an above average starter.
Maybe this has something to do with it...
UPDATE: Mike Garafolo reports that he heard that the drug was Adderall, as basically everyone thought it would be. Sherman and Browner must have had a big test tomorrow that they were studying for and couldn't concentrate!
Yep, that's it. Makes perfect sense now.I think I've read before that Adderall can also cover up traces of other PED's or banned substances, but I could be misremembering.Yeah, OK geniuses. And it is a PED in what way?So stupid - for being a banned substance, and if true, the players for taking something that doesn't even give them an edge.
Sorry, I'm a middle aged ex-stoner, so it just seemed like a dumb thing to ban. But totally should since it is a masking agent.It is on the list because It can mask anabolic steroids.
Yep, that's it. Makes perfect sense now.I think I've read before that Adderall can also cover up traces of other PED's or banned substances, but I could be misremembering.Yeah, OK geniuses. And it is a PED in what way?So stupid - for being a banned substance, and if true, the players for taking something that doesn't even give them an edge.Sorry, I'm a middle aged ex-stoner, so it just seemed like a dumb thing to ban. But totally should since it is a masking agent.It is on the list because It can mask anabolic steroids.
We didn't make the rule, dummy. Look it up. Why do athletes take ir then? ####s and giggles?Yeah, OK geniuses. And it is a PED in what way?So stupid - for being a banned substance, and if true, the players for taking something that doesn't even give them an edge.
So if they had been busted for doing smack, you WOULDN'T think that was stupid of them?why is it stupid? Heroin wouldnt give them an edge either but I'm pretty sure it is a banned substance.Yeah, OK geniuses. And it is a PED in what way?So stupid - for being a banned substance, and if true, the players for taking something that doesn't even give them an edge.
Why not? Two wrongs hardly make a right and they've been on the receiving end of more "famous" bad calls than most other teams, not to mention plenty in that same game (including GB's only TD drive). It doesn't change the fact that it was a horrible call. I think it's too early to make any guesses on next week's game until the triage report on the Bears goes through. Also, the guys will be able to play until the appeal is done and there is currently nothing scheduled yet. It's entirely possible they won't serve the suspensions until next season. I don't see how the appeal is anything more than decorative though. Has anyone in the NFL ever successfully appealed either the positive test or the 4 games and won? Other than the StarCaps thing, which is a different type of issue.Of all franchises, Seattle can hardly complain about getting jobbed by the refs.To their defense, Miami got a lucky roughing the passer penalty which negated an INT and a touchback by Seattle.Anyone else starting to doubt whether you can ride the Seattle D the rest of the way? I just dropped SF the other day based on what looked like superior matchups for Seattle, but after their performance today reminded me that they can't be trusted on the road, this news has me wondering whether they can be trusted at all. I'm not about to drop Seattle, but I am starting to wonder if I should pick someone else up to spot start over the next few weeks.
Seriously, that may be true, but would you trust them next week at Chicago? Even if Forte's out, I'm going to take a long hard look at some alternatives. Same with Week 15 @ Buffalo. And that was before I heard the news about Browner and Sherman.
See above, where wiki says that Andre Brown successfully appealed.Has anyone in the NFL ever successfully appealed either the positive test or the 4 games and won? Other than the StarCaps thing, which is a different type of issue.
I was thinking more in general than specific to adderal. I have my doubts that it was that. If that indeed is what they tested positive for, I doubt Sherman at least will be able to use the shyness excuse. There's a legal recourse for guys who legitimately need itSee above, where wiki says that Andre Brown successfully appealed.Has anyone in the NFL ever successfully appealed either the positive test or the 4 games and won? Other than the StarCaps thing, which is a different type of issue.
They play more bump and run. The idea of having huge CBs is so they can play man on the outside being as physical at the line of scrimmage as possible. Watching WRs try to get off the line cleaning against that pair is a treat for Seattle fans.He played plenty of CB in college. Wasn't all that impressive either. I think the NFL might be more suited to his game since he's big and physical for a corner. I don't know what type of defense Seattle runs, but if it's primarily cover 2 then I guess I could see him excelling. He was one of the best triple jumpers in California in high school, so he certainly has some pop in his legs. He wasn't a great cover man in college though. If he had been, he wouldn't have fallen to the 5th round.Adderall probably doesn't turn a player into a dominant CB after being a mediocre WR in college. LINKHaving seen Sherman play a lot in college, I was somewhat surprised that he made an NFL roster, let alone became an above average starter.
Maybe this has something to do with it...
UPDATE: Mike Garafolo reports that he heard that the drug was Adderall, as basically everyone thought it would be. Sherman and Browner must have had a big test tomorrow that they were studying for and couldn't concentrate!
U MAD BRO?Of course it's the guy with the loudest twitter-mouth.I hope Tom Brady posts on his twitter
You've noticed that too?U MAD BRO?Of course it's the guy with the loudest twitter-mouth.I hope Tom Brady posts on his twitter
Very.U MAD BRO?Of course it's the guy with the loudest twitter-mouth.I hope Tom Brady posts on his twitter