When the NFL and NFLPA ended their labor dispute in 2011, they agreed that HGH testing was needed, the problem was acknowledged, two years later, the problem still has not been addressed. The NFLPA claims it wants a fair process, the league has yet to do much beyond tough talk, Tyler Dunne of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. What's certain is that HGH is prevalent and the pressure to fuel one's body with performance-enhancing supplements runs high, as long as there's no stringent HGH testing in place - with clear, steep consequences - its use will continue, HGH use is rampant, this NFC starter says. "It's like clockwork nowadays," he said, estimating 10-15 players on each team use the banned substance. "Not tested and it's easy to get. Nowadays, dude? In 2013? (Expletive) yeah. I'm just being real." While many current players insist they want testing, they want a clean game, they want doubts extinguished, the truth remains clouded. This NFC starter has heard all of the off-season talking points, he calls such rhetoric "nonsense", considering the pressure players face, he says HGH should not even be an issue. "I say, just let guys do it," he said. "This is our career. We're putting on for fans. I say . . . HGH isn't anything. I say, do it. . . . You're going to get hit hard regardless whether you're clean or not clean. It's just a matter of how hard you get hit. I don't care who's taking it. A hit is a hit." Source: The Redzone
wish i could say i'm surprised.......... actually, i think he is probably underestimating the number of guys doing it. at this point, i don't care that they're doing it.
