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IamtheWaris wrote:-Steroids. Yes you can point out NFL guys get suspended a lot too. But they actually hit the weights and also have legitimate wear and tear on their bodies. If baseball players hit the weights in on their off days instead of the golf courses, they wouldn't need to be juicing.
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GSdrums87 wrote:Just like hockey. Some people have heavy shots...like no matter where it hits the goalie first it still just goes in.
IanMoran wrote:IamtheWaris wrote:-Steroids. Yes you can point out NFL guys get suspended a lot too. But they actually hit the weights and also have legitimate wear and tear on their bodies. If baseball players hit the weights in on their off days instead of the golf courses, they wouldn't need to be juicing.
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IamtheWaris wrote:IanMoran wrote:IamtheWaris wrote:-Steroids. Yes you can point out NFL guys get suspended a lot too. But they actually hit the weights and also have legitimate wear and tear on their bodies. If baseball players hit the weights in on their off days instead of the golf courses, they wouldn't need to be juicing.
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I knew of someone who boasted of barely working out yet he was huge. He was drafted by the Rockies. When he inevitably failed a drug test he played the same I don't know what it could have been card that is always played.
Center: Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh Steelers
I can hear the raspberries coming now — “You dolt, Pouncey’s one of the best centers in the NFL, and he’s made the Pro Bowl each of his three pro seasons!” Well … that’s all technically true. “Pouncey” is one of the best centers in the NFL if you’re referring to Mike Pouncey, who plays for the Miami Dolphins. And while brother Maurkice is a good player, it’s a struggle to rate him among the best at his position after his 2012 season. We will give him a relative pass on his four sacks allowed (only the now-retired Todd McClure of the Falcons allowed more among centers in 2012) and seven quarterback hits and hurries allowed (fourth among centers with at least 750 snaps) because Ben Roethlisberger has a tendency to run into pressure at the best of times. But power centers need to dominate in the run game, and Pouncey had six blown blocks in that department.
In addition, the Steelers ranked 31st up the middle in FO’s Adjusted Line Yards metric, which puts the focus on the center to a large degree. Pouncey struggled through injuries last year, and most of the Steelers’ offensive line was a problem, but more should be expected from a guy perceived as the best in the game at his position. Pouncey was good in 2012, but he’ll need a rebound in the new season if he’s to live up to his reputation
IanMoran wrote:Only Crosby, Malkin received votes from everyone (McCutchen left off 1 ballot)
Idoit40fans wrote:IanMoran wrote:Only Crosby, Malkin received votes from everyone (McCutchen left off 1 ballot)
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