Weed @ the combine

well these guys admitted it at least before it got leaked to the press & BTW why do they make a big deal out of this....YET when a player scores low on the wonderlic test or he doesn't do so well @ the combine.....it's not so much a big deal?

Pro Football Weekly report that three top prospects -- Georgia Tech WR Calvin Johnson, Clemson DE Gaines Adams and Louisville DT Amobi Okoye -- have admitted using marijuana strikes me as the kind of thing that has the potential to be overblown. I'm guessing the main difference between the players who tell their prospective employers they have smoked pot and the players who tell their prospective employers they haven't smoked pot is honesty.

Of course, the NFL tests for marijuana, and players who test positive multiple times can be suspended or even banned (just ask Ricky Williams). So NFL teams have every reason to be cautious about players who admit using drugs. They just shouldn't allow that caution to let them pass up on a potentially great player.

The Pro Football Weekly report says, "Such admissions are viewed indifferently by many teams' decision-makers who do not consider marijuana experimentation to be abnormal." That sounds like the right approach to me.

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I'll drink to that. What's that smell? Oh , wait. I smell something burning. What could it be? Oh, now I remember. Let's party!!! On a more serious side, I don't have anything against these guys using this stuff recreationally, but not during a game. It's their bodies and it can't help them perform in the long run.

:) ~ exaclty thanks fiver!!!
and i can't spell i need to edit this blog LOL!

if they go out drinkin there a hangover to deal with and other possible mischeif.........smoke a joint after game and go home and play video games

And eat a bunch of Little Debbie snack cakes and chips...

OMG those oatmeal pies LMAO!-

Much agreed, who cares what they do off the field and on their own time....why make such a big deal about it? If anything, thier honesty should be promoted and not viewd as a downfall.

its titlation coz they r in the spotlight they r famous

Nothin wrong wit smokin a lil weed

I know.........if Lil Wayne doesn it, it's got to be cool.

exactly guys, like i said-they make a fricken big deal outta it ~ so at least now it's out in the open & cannot bite them in the arse down the road ;0 !!!

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