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Old 08-07-2008, 02:54 PM   #7
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Re: Cowboys, the Law, & Drugs
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Most teams, especially during the 80's, had their share of substance abusers, most with a special fondness for doing blow. The Redskins, unfortunately, have been no exception. Here are some cokeheads, roid freaks and a homicidal creep:

Pro-Bowl Safety: Tony Peters
Tony Peters Indicted - Free Preview - The New York Times

Starting Cornerback - Barry Willburn
FALL FROM GRACE :: The Memphis Flyer :: Sports News :: Sports & Activities

Super Bowl Hero - Timmy Smith
Ex-NFL star Timmy Smith pleads guilty in drug case - Boston.com

Sack Master - Coy Bacon
Bacon was Bengals' sackmaster

Tight End/H-Back - Frank Wycheck
PRO FOOTBALL; Redskin Player Suspended for Steroid Use - New York Times

DB - Raphael Cherry
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