GKJ
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell delivered a strong statement against marijuana use Friday, telling ESPN Radio that the league sees no medical benefits and adding that "it may not be healthy for the players long term."
Goodell's comments, made in an interview with ESPN's Mike & Mike, were consistent with his previous statements. But they came amid a federal lawsuit filed by more than 1,800 former players who say they suffered long-term health problems because of improper and deceptive prescription drug-distribution practices by NFL teams.
Advocates have suggested that marijuana could be a healthier way to manage pain than prescription painkillers. Goodell, however, reiterated the league is following advice from independent medical advisers who have not recommended marijuana use for medical uses.
Expect more reefer madness from Goodell
Actually, I'm happy about this in a way, because i think it hurts Goodell's porspects of staying in power.
You think those NFL owners give a damn about weed? PA needs to make it a CBA issue.
I'm sure there are a few crotchety old coots, but I think the rest are getting tired of not being able to play with their their toys for four games because they were at a Snoop concert.
Oh, so in news everybody saw coming, Randy Gregory has failed another drug test.
Fun fact, that's his seventh in two years. His career is clearly over. Have to wonder how he gets his life back on track now, dude clearly has issues.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...seventh-nfl-drug-test/?utm_term=.e011cbb55a4b
Justin Blackmon couldn't figure it out either. Such a waste of amazing talent
What? Why?
They have cap space, and had the chance to let Njoku slowly develop while watching Barnidge play.
Idiots.
What's up with the Redskins GM situation? Are they going to seriously go after Mayock?