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FatDT 11-13-2017 11:50 PM

There was never proof Bob was on roids but it wouldn't surprise me at all.

Voosh 11-14-2017 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by FatDT (Post 40857)
There was never proof Bob was on roids but it wouldn't surprise me at all.

Nothing would surprise me anymore especially if it came out Watt was on them, but the lack of contact in preseason and practice may be a factor in injuries. Or it could be that these in-game injuries would've happened in practice with more contact. Would be interesting if any stats could be pulled to correlate that.

Chromeburn 11-16-2017 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by albany ed (Post 40122)
It's almost a certainty that the eventual Super Bowl champion will be the team that has healthy players at the key position, and by key position I mean QB. In today's game, the QB is so important to success that a team with an injury at that position is doomed. Maybe they need to return to older style football and allow more bump and run and contact by the DBs and thus, make the running game more important and the passing game less important.

Not a terrible idea Ed. There is also a ton of good backs coming into the league the last couple of years. For a dying/transitioning position, it sure has seen a lot of talent get on the field.

kitekrazy 11-19-2017 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Voosh (Post 40866)
Nothing would surprise me anymore especially if it came out Watt was on them, but the lack of contact in preseason and practice may be a factor in injuries. Or it could be that these in-game injuries would've happened in practice with more contact. Would be interesting if any stats could be pulled to correlate that.

They test players for that stuff.

They also lie about player's height and weight on the roster. No doubt with guys like Bob Sanders. Jack Lambert was listed at 220 and he was probably lighter. You think they were honest on William Perry's weight?


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