BillsShredder83

Sorry to ruin that Hulk Hogan poster on your wall. He's still the man!

Lol thats aight, kind of a niche interest. Detection times are low for ostarine, ~2 weeks. Pretty easy to squeak by for most players. Theres a dead space in the offseason where players can get away with a lot more. He failed his test Nov 2021. The month before he was fighting off hamstring pull, and the month after failed test is when he tore his MCL. If i had to guess he toook a calculated risk taking it in season to help out with the hammy or maybe the knee bothering him before he tore it. Cards were 8-2 around the time he got popped and they looked like a good team. Late season, playing through, gearing up for a playoff run (sorta, lost in WC to Rams in that game Murray looked horrendous). None of this says consistent PED user because the game is passing him by. But im just an internet guy with some niche interests lol so people can take it for what its worth

I cant remember exactly what it was but i remember it being a peptide (dude wasnt running a cycle), and i think it was a growth hormone secretagogue EDIT: ostarine (mk2866), its a SARM. its an androgen, mimics testosterone. You'll see studies saying its great for gaining lean muscle, these studies are almost always on AIDS patients, I dont see these being over relevant here. In the bodybuilding community it is seen as a very very mild compound. Bang for the buck, most guys arent bothering with it for size or strength (you can do much better for cheaper with test or other compounds). Its taken orally. The general consensus in the community is pretty much this: I now everyone hates hearing this but these types of compounds are RAMPANTTTTTTTTTT in the NFL. These guys bodies take a pounding in games, practice, add cardio and strength training outside normal hours. Its endless. As these guys age, a mild SARM or growth secretogue can make joints tendons feel better to keep up with those routine, take less Veteran rest days etc etc. It is what it is, a giant nothing burger. The guys that grew up thinking Hulk Hogan got that way eating veggies and a balanced breakfast will never believe it, and thats fine. DHOP got overly aggressive in his regiment, or took risks using this stuff within a timeline he shouldnt have been. Just a guy grinding through a tough injury, doing everything to get back out there as fast as possible and healthy. Its a very very low concern IMO

Can anyone confirm this? Ive never heard it and it sounds insane. Maybe this is for drugs, but that doesnt even sound right. This sounds like NHL's rec drugs policy to me

yep, doesnt fit a rebuild really. and even if he did, its a dogfart start as a first piece

Time to call my Dr, it's been 16hrs

i like the signing, makes a ton of sense, but is it just me or does giving up 6 sacks and being good enough for 6th best, sound like a lot???

stupid to cherry pick one example when theres a million both ways. Julio's injury history was bananas, and the dude sought contact like no other

score 50 a game? lollllll

Sounds unlikely (nothing personal, stuff like this is more interesting than keeping to yourself, so thanks). Moving past that, again, for fun...... who does everyone think we'd be gunning for if we had #9 overall? if we were to turn this deal into a nice OL or WR, that frees up a pick to the defense rd 1 or 2, that i dont believe should be used that way as of today

My biggest motivator in trading him: $10m Offense >>> $10m Defense We'd need a plan first, so IF he were to be moved I dont see it happening quickly. Admittedly I dont know FA OL well, but the idea of a $10m RT or a beast guard is intriguing af. Defenses are handicapped, mental tie break will always lean towards offense for me. An OL plays every down, vs rotational guy (strike 2). Time to check out the avail OL list...............

Very strange comp. OJ Simpson was an actor and a murderer. Where was Ashton Kutcher when Jon Benet Ramsey went missing?

agreed about return being minimal. would much rather package him and a pick for a player, or for higher pick then the one we send them

this dudes a dork. big bucks is for studs. above average $$ is for potential (sometimes). feel free to go chase that above average bag elsewhere this is the "butterface" booty call threatening to delete your number..... ok? good luck i guess?

*Soul Actually Wilson kinda looks like the boys soul lol

Asking since I sincerely don't know. Cards need as much ammo as they can get their hands on, and haven't had any nibbles on moving him. It would make a ton of sense for them to eat, up to, the maximum amount that they can, and get higher pick compensation. Obviously the pick helps, but they need to bottom out for draft purposes. You can't outwardly tank, but you can make moves that move a good player, eat dead cap in a down year, and hopefully pick high (with an extra pick). That makes so much sense to me. Anyone know what the maximum amount they could eat would be? Even if its not for us I'm curious in general

look at the tape. sacks are great. qbs being disrupted early and throwing incompletions/int's, or making bad reads (10yd completion, when a 50yarder was there. allowing corners to get closer to the line, play more aggressive, safeties and lb's getting to play more shallow, other DL getting sacks, or causing the above while Vons double teamed. he makes defenses better bottom line

Very short term mem here. Von in no way looked in decline, we looked amazing on D till he got hurt. that type of injury had nothing to do with age or his history, it was a reg football injury. troll. we also have a draft. people were saying the same thing about poyer and hyde when we signed them. they cant all be top end signings, part of a gms job is to take calculated risks on players with potential that havent quite materialized yet. but please dont let that stop your emotional driven pitchforking

this is the perfect signing type imo. it may or may not work, but the risk/reward on these types of signings are great when you look at them as a numbers game. a handful of these types should be made every year

idk. on paper. 2 years ago i was there. what the haaaaack happened to that OL this year?!?! they were top tier 2 years ago, sucked last year with same squad, unless i (likely this), missed something

the absolute worst type of poster. zero ability to see context. you want everything to be black and white and thats not how life and especially not the nfl works. an nfl rookie, bad line, rookie OC. a veteran reliable trusted back in front of him. an unfortunate fumble early in a season with the highest of expectations. only focusing on that, completely ignoring the flashes we saw more often, and each closer to the last theres your posts theres homers then the truth in the middle. Your posting is a crop-duster. Take it outside, or to your car where you love to huff those farts. Please pass up the cuddlefish and asparagus, vanilla paste is your friend

i keep refreshing waiting on *that* magical unexpected update the way the diggs one hit. chasing the damn dragon over here!

A magician i believe. Can we pay him to make our OL probs disappear?

if it doesnt, will you stop drinking alcohol in the afternoon lol