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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Seattle
Age: 47
Posts: 10,069
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Re: Is Football the National Pastime?
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Boring!
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Living Legend
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Pacifica, CA
Posts: 15,164
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Re: Is Football the National Pastime?
And a bunch of steroid and HGH enhanced cheating freaks!!!
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Joe Gibbs- The best coach of all time, Lombardi trophy should be renamed Gibbs. Art Monk- Art was like an OL playing WR, doing the dirty work and not getting the glory. Darrell Green- Best DB ever. Purveyor of fine Filth |
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Living Legend
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Arlington, VA
Posts: 17,656
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Re: Is Football the National Pastime?
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Feb 2004
Age: 47
Posts: 8,317
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Re: Is Football the National Pastime?
My understanding is that, until recently, drug testing in the MLB was a joke relative to the NFL program. Moreover, the NFL was more cooperative in the congressional investigations than the MLB. Finally, things like the Mitchell report revealed in one fell swoop that numerous high profile baseball players were doping. If a similar report revealed that LT, Michael Strahan, Reggie Wayne, and a few other stars were involved in doping, you might see a similar outcry about the NFL.
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