Steelers Doctor bought 150K in steroids online

[wilsowilso]

ESPN.com - GEN - Report: Angels' Matthews linked to illicit steroid ring

Ok so the doctor is one of seven who works for the Steelers on game days. He recieved a large amount of HGH and testosterone last year through this online distribution ring that the Feds are bringing down. Those two substances are the exact things that the league can't and or doesn't test for. The NFL needs some help or some of these teams will continue to have just a huge advantage.

[hesscl34]

HGH is a hormone that women produce... hmmmmm

[Misterbillysells]

Originally Posted by hesscl34

HGH is a hormone that women produce... hmmmmm

men produce it too...we all have pituitary glands...remember puberty?

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by wilsowilso

ESPN.com - GEN - Report: Angels' Matthews linked to illicit steroid ring

Ok so the doctor is one of seven who works for the Steelers on game days. He recieved a large amount of HGH and testosterone last year through this online distribution ring that the Feds are bringing down. Those two substances are the exact things that the league can't and or doesn't test for. The NFL needs some help or some of these teams will continue to have just a huge advantage.

Well, he bought the stuff AFTER the Steelers won Super Bowl XL, and they took a few big steps back this past season. At least I take a little comfort in that.

[wilsowilso]

Originally Posted by GMScud

Well, he bought the stuff AFTER the Steelers won Super Bowl XL, and they took a few big steps back this past season. At least I take a little comfort in that.

True. It seems very shady though. I mean HGH makes the whole steroid policy completely worthless and that really hurts the league. That stuff keeps poppin up and it's not like these people aren't doing everything they can to hide it. Keep the pressure on baby!

[hesscl34]

Originally Posted by Misterbillysells

men produce it too...we all have pituitary glands...remember puberty?

darn... and I thought I was being funny. You had to go and be all smart on me... lol

[Misterbillysells]

apparently HGH has been shown to stop the effects of aging in the elderly...too bad this dude from the steelers couldnt have helped out brunnel

[memphisskin]

Originally Posted by Misterbillysells

apparently HGH has been shown to stop the effects of aging in the elderly...too bad this dude from the steelers couldnt have helped out brunnel

Good one! And I believe the Steelers doctor was giving that to his elderly patients only, but only because he was buying all that chronic to give to his cataract patients too.

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Last night on the news they said that some news article out of Times Union of Albany reported that a player from the Eagles and one from The Redskins were scene at this pharmacy some time in the past year. I'll look for the article on line, but I found that pretty interesting last night.
Did anyone else catch that?

[SmootSmack]

Yeah I heard that too...was probably Taylor Jacobs

[ArtMonkDrillz]

I can't find the article anywhere, but apparently it should be somewhere in the Albany Union Times or something like that.

My guess would be Andre Carter or Ethan Albright. Carter because he's so damn big and has such low body fay and Albright because no one's hair is naturally that color.

[Misterbillysells]

Originally Posted by ArtMonkDrillz

I can't find the article anywhere, but apparently it should be somewhere in the Albany Union Times or something like that.

My guess would be Andre Carter or Ethan Albright. Carter because he's so damn big and has such low body fay and Albright because no one's hair is naturally that color.

Times union: A Web of easy steroids -- Page 1 -- Times Union - Albany NY

thing about the redskins player is on page four but its non-descriptive:

"During surveillance of the pharmacy last year, investigators said they saw a Philadelphia Eagles football player enter the pharmacy, though they are not certain why he was there. They also identified a member of the Washington Redskins as being a Signature customer, according to an agent in the case."