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NFL season is here. Players looking HUGE!

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What's good eroids. Nothing like a weekend workout, and walking out the gym rocking your favorite players jersey out the gym. The smell of the grill firing up, dogs and burgers going on. Am I the only one who feels great in the gym during football season. Something about it gets my positive vibes flowing.

Do these players not look f'ing Huge? I know it's been a year, but what are y'alls thoughts? Are these players natty? I've heard lockeroom talk of the NFL ok with a small amount of HGH elevation. Randomly we see a player get suspended for performance enhancing drugs, but man, there's guys look boss!

Happy workohts to everyone this season and GL to your favorite team. Go cowboys lol!

Gettingbig's picture

Payton Manning had to retire because he almost got caught using hgh. Al jazeera ran the docu showing alot of nfl players all running ipamorelin and hgh. They even said in the docu they don't take aas because they need to get big they run compounds that help them heal. They go out and get beaten down and the older guys need a compound to keep them recovering.

Greg's picture

Do these players not look f'ing Huge?

It's a matter of perspective, they only look huge when I'm standing next to them.
They look tall when rusty stands next to them, and they look young when KMC stands next to them.

chunkypbnj's picture

Yes the testing now is so rigorous I would say most are Natty. You're talking about the top 1% that have the best genetics on the planet

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helloBrooklyn's picture

I thought the HGH was for their WAGs

GrowMore's picture

Are they fuck natural, about as natural as big ramy..

It doesn't take away the fact that they are gifted freaks and also have their own private cook 24/7 with diet coaches, track coached, private gyms etc etc..

SenseiMiagi's picture

Every player on the field is a genetic and athletic freak. From my experience anabolic use is overblown in the league. Some may use, but it doesnt make them better. I played with folks with that type of talent years ago, and theyre simply a level above the rest.

Not to say they dont dabble, hell with that kind of money on the line any edge would help. I just dont think its as impactful on the game as some would represent.

Most that use IMO are the fringe players trying to get on the field....rarely works out though.

helloBrooklyn's picture

No I don't think they're natty. I think the league knows it too. Every know and then they'll make an example of someone but they want the best product on the field.

Is wearing player's jersey considered cosplay? Is throwing around a football in said jersey LARPing? Hmm.

daksmack's picture

I feel the owners want super bowls at whatever cost. Roger Godell though, wants football to be great like it is, but screws up, then try to write his wrongs by making examples of players that make the mistake he messed up on the first time. Godell has to go. He will ride out on the golden parachute I'm sure though

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fusebox's picture

These players must take care of their bodies to the fullest if they want to make a living. I read somewhere that James Harrison spends 300k a year on personal trainers dieticians massueses ect.

daksmack's picture

James Harrison is a monster and at his age to do what he does is something else. 300k on your body, and I can only dream lol. Still makes me wonder though, natty?

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helloBrooklyn's picture

Money doesn't make players superhuman.

GrowMore's picture

Money>steroids/GH>superhuman.