My body rips quickly when I start to lift serious - some guys like nme just balloon - it can be genetics when the blood starts flowing add in a proper diet - few guys can afford it and yes - A guy can gain serious weight in 10 weeks
I'm not assuming he's on steroids. It's just the perception when you look at him (whether it's true or false).Youre overthinking this one bro. Youre assuming 2 things: 1. Hes on steroids, and 2. People care if he is. Unless hes the next Rob Gronkowski, AND tests positive for steroids no one is gonna think twice. Remember, people didnt think less of San Diego after Shawn Merriman tested postive, and he was nearly DPOY.
So that begs the question, could a perceived abnormal body transformation adversely effect Les Brown's game on the field?I'm not assuming he's on steroids. It's just the perception when you look at him (whether it's true or false).
But from what I can gather, the rest of your reply seems to suggest that it won't hurt the Dolphins unless he turns into an All-Pro TE and test positive. Which I agree with.
But what about the player? The example you used works perfectly. No it didn't effect San Diego negatively, but it sure as **** effected Shawn Merriman. He was never the same player after that, and of course no longer plays for the Chargers.
Lol who cares how he got his body. If he can play then great. As of now he is a project who most likely will not be anything but a practice squad player. Why would you possibly start a thread like this? Talk about over reacting.lol
http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/dish/201204/accountant-play-football-miami-dolphins
Now the whole world knows about the incredible body transformation.
My question to you is, will this hurt an already battered organization?
Or is any publicity good publicity?
Looked like it could use an iron though.my only question is where can I get that white miami shirt hes wearing?