Ryan Grant's four-year, $29 million contract with the Ravens has been voided after he failed his physical, sending him back to free agency.

So the Ravens get lucky and they get Crabtree instead

ALL the picks from the 1st round?
That’s impressive
- jdfitz77

No it was I was allowed one mistake if I got another one we moved onto the the next draft.

made it to 20 twice

Mostly only made it to the top 10.

Yeah ok Posluszny was never on steroids
- gerbe75pts

sure thing skippy


broke bones right away in back to back years in the nfl once he got off the juice

sure thing skippy


broke bones right away in back to back years in the nfl once he got off the juice
- homiedclown

- dadeadhead

McDavid’s goals aren’t trailing in wins...
so they don’t matter
- jdfitz77

Yes they are.

They’ve won 30 games this year, many directly because of McDavid’s production.

This isn’t a good comparison.

sure thing skippy


broke bones right away in back to back years in the nfl once he got off the juice
- homiedclown

His comment was crazy enough i actually thought he was being facetious. Now im not sure

- homiedclown

Those unis are terrible.

Go Bulls

sure thing skippy


broke bones right away in back to back years in the nfl once he got off the juice
- homiedclown

There is no trace of him ever being on steroids "none"
Can you show me something

He would be walking away from $15M.
Id rather enjoy my life than be a vegetable with deeper pockets imo.

http://www.spotrac.com/nh...-sabres/kyle-okposo-1896/
- TheHank

Children change your mindset ............ in a good way I might add.

Those unis are terrible.

Go Bulls
- jcragcrumple

Never liked them myself.

(frank) arizona

There is no trace of him ever being on steroids "none"
Can you show me something
- gerbe75pts

You were being serious, i was way off.

Honestly, even though I'm obligated to hate the Sabres (being a Leafs fan), looking at the current standings, Buffalo is one of the teams I'd rather win the lottery.

It's funny that a lot of Canadian hockey fans seem to hate the other Canadian teams most of all.

I really don't want Ottawa, Montreal, or Edmonton to win. Vancouver...meh, I guess they are far enough away I don't hate them too much. And considering how (frank)ed up Arizona is, I really don't want them to get Dahlin either. (frank) Bettman and his little pet project.

You guys have suffered enough recently, kinda like T.O. You can say the same about the Oilers, but with Chia at the helm they're beyond saving imo.
- Thecakeisalie

When was the last time both teams were actually good together ? It's like a rare eclipse it seems.

You were being serious, i was way off.
- TheHank

Yeah I'm being serious claiming someone takes steroids when they don't is (frank)ing bullpoop

Yeah I'm being serious claiming someone takes steroids when they don't is (frank)ing bullpoop
- gerbe75pts

Yeah I'm being serious claiming someone takes steroids when they don't is (frank)ing bullpoop
- gerbe75pts

When he came into the league his neck was the size of an 80" tv


It's now more a 40"

There is no trace of him ever being on steroids "none"
Can you show me something
- gerbe75pts

sure if it will shut you up

https://asthma.net/living...teroid-induced-bone-loss/


"We all know that corticosteroids (steroids), both inhaled and oral have unwanted side effects. One of the side effects that in my experience asthma patients aren’t aware of is the possibility of weakened/brittle bones. When people think of brittle bones, they often think of the elderly. While it is definitely more common for the elderly to have brittle bones, asthmatics who have been on long term inhaled/oral corticosteroids are at risk as well.
Corticosteroids have a major effect on the metabolism of calcium which can lead to bone loss, osteopenia, osteoporosis and broken bones. They both suppress bone formation and promote resorption. While oral steroids are more likely to cause these bone loss issues, inhaled steroids over time in high doses can also lead to bone loss."




translation

juice up in college when there is no testing


then get in nfl and stop the juice and break bones in back to back years

Yeah I'm being serious claiming someone takes steroids when they don't is (frank)ing bullpoop
- gerbe75pts

http://www.nysopep.org/Ri...Meds_SteroidInduced.shtml



"What effects do steroids have on bone?

Steroid medications have major effects on the metabolism of calcium, vitamin D, and bone. This can lead to bone loss, osteoporosis, and broken bones. When steroid medications are taken for more 3 months, bone loss can happen rapidly. It is important to know that not all people who take steroid medications lose bone. There are different rates of bone loss among individuals taking steroid medications. The exact reasons for these differences are unknown but probably include differences in the steroid dose, the effect of certain underlying disease on bone loss, and perhaps some people are genetically more susceptible to the effects of steroid medications. "

sure if it will shut you up

https://asthma.net/living...teroid-induced-bone-loss/


"We all know that corticosteroids (steroids), both inhaled and oral have unwanted side effects. One of the side effects that in my experience asthma patients aren’t aware of is the possibility of weakened/brittle bones. When people think of brittle bones, they often think of the elderly. While it is definitely more common for the elderly to have brittle bones, asthmatics who have been on long term inhaled/oral corticosteroids are at risk as well.
Corticosteroids have a major effect on the metabolism of calcium which can lead to bone loss, osteopenia, osteoporosis and broken bones. They both suppress bone formation and promote resorption. While oral steroids are more likely to cause these bone loss issues, inhaled steroids over time in high doses can also lead to bone loss."




translation

juice up in college when there is no testing


then get in nfl and stop the juice and break bones in back to back years
- homiedclown

That works too. I just laughed

Yeah I'm being serious claiming someone takes steroids when they don't is (frank)ing bullpoop
- gerbe75pts

Sep 14, 2009 NFL Arm Forearm Fracture
Sep 23, 2007 NFL Arm Forearm Fracture

When was the last time both teams were actually good together ? It's like a rare eclipse it seems.
- fastek

Yeah, rivalries are always more entertaining when both teams are good.

I bet the players themselves would love a playoff series between Toronto and Buffalo. If nothing else, they'd love it simply because of the extremely easy travel between arenas.

When he came into the league his neck was the size of an 80" tv


It's now more a 40"
- dadeadhead

So that means he's on steroids? How about you guys give me evidence (frank)ing ridiculous

Sep 14, 2009 NFL Arm Forearm Fracture
Sep 23, 2007 NFL Arm Forearm Fracture
- homiedclown

Can I say Jacks on steroids to then ?

Just because he breaks his forearm means he's on steroids what???

What about Brian Cushing and Clay Matthews the biggest steroid users but let's bash a guy that doesn't do it

So that means he's on steroids? How about you guys give me evidence (frank)ing ridiculous
- gerbe75pts

There were rumors around then too.


Honestly Gerbe.

I'd bet 70-90% of all NFL players are/have/were using some sort of enhancers.

So that means he's on steroids? How about you guys give me evidence (frank)ing ridiculous
- gerbe75pts