81 yard punt followed by “random” drug test. (1 Viewer)

[Rusty]

 

[football]

It isn't random anymore

 

[nickj009]

It says it in the message though

 

[AARPSaint]

Honestly, I thought this was a fake or a joke. Well, I was right about the second part.

 

[mdharper]

Define random. I think that means unscheduled for the NFL.

 

[football]

It think that punt was like 90. Just netted 81.

 

[onanygivensunday]

I'll be surprised if they don't try to draw blood out of his right leg.

 

[Quiet Storm]

Someone joked about this in the Gillikin thread...

Why don't the NFL drug test Brady. He is after all connected to a known steroid supplier.

 

[jasonsw]

Someone joked about this in the Gillikin thread...

Why don't the NFL drug test Brady. He is after all connected to a known steroid supplier.

It would destroy the NFL brand. Your top champion of all time is proven to be a cheater.

Look what happened with baseball. It went from extremely popular in the late 90s to being culturally irrelevant

 

[Koketsu_Sama]

Well, they DID back off with the refs...

 

[St.Freethinker]

79 yard through the air if you consider it left his foot at the 8 and lands on the 13.

 

[dpwga]

I'm sure they do - but Brady doesn't run off to Twitter to post the news.

It's silly listening to people talk of conspiracy theories of random drug test. Every month, there are 10 players selected for a random drug test. You are dealing with a possible 75 players that are in the selection pool (team, practice squad and reserve list). If it's "random", a player could be selected more than once... and some people may not get selected at all. It's not "everyone gets their turn", but it's "random".

I'm in the trucking biz and in my world, there are DOT random drug tests. And I see first hand what happens when you are dealing with a small selection pool, but you have to meet a certain percentage of random drug tests monthly.

 

[DJ1BigTymer]

I'm sure they do - but Brady doesn't run off to Twitter to post the news.

It's silly listening to people talk of conspiracy theories of random drug test. Every month, there are 10 players selected for a random drug test. You are dealing with a possible 75 players that are in the selection pool (team, practice squad and reserve list). If it's "random", a player could be selected more than once... and some people may not get selected at all. It's not "everyone gets their turn", but it's "random".

I'm in the trucking biz and in my world, there are DOT random drug tests. And I see first hand what happens when you are dealing with a small selection pool, but you have to meet a certain percentage of random drug tests monthly.

 

[Thundercougarbird]

I'm sure they do - but Brady doesn't run off to Twitter to post the news.

It's silly listening to people talk of conspiracy theories of random drug test. Every month, there are 10 players selected for a random drug test. You are dealing with a possible 75 players that are in the selection pool (team, practice squad and reserve list). If it's "random", a player could be selected more than once... and some people may not get selected at all. It's not "everyone gets their turn", but it's "random".

I'm in the trucking biz and in my world, there are DOT random drug tests. And I see first hand what happens when you are dealing with a small selection pool, but you have to meet a certain percentage of random drug tests monthly.

Yeah..I'm with Blake on this one.

 

[efil4stnias]

I'm sure they do - but Brady doesn't run off to Twitter to post the news.

It's silly listening to people talk of conspiracy theories of random drug test. Every month, there are 10 players selected for a random drug test. You are dealing with a possible 75 players that are in the selection pool (team, practice squad and reserve list). If it's "random", a player could be selected more than once... and some people may not get selected at all. It's not "everyone gets their turn", but it's "random".

I'm in the trucking biz and in my world, there are DOT random drug tests. And I see first hand what happens when you are dealing with a small selection pool, but you have to meet a certain percentage of random drug tests monthly.

How many truckers in nation?

If there were only 1500 truckers and one who just drove 12 hrs straight in record time, announced it and got a "you have been randomly selected for drug test" immediately after the drive, you would pawn off as coincidence?