According to the Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville Jaguar's defensive end Marcus Stroud faces a 4 game suspension for violating the NFL's steroid policy.
Although the Florida media reports Stroud will sit at some point, the player and his coach shroud this with clandestine intrigue:
A newspaper and a radio station reported that Stroud is facing a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's steroids and related substances policy. The Florida Times-Union and WJXL-AM in Jacksonville, citing anonymous sources, said Stroud tested positive for banned supplements.
According to the Times-Union, Stroud's 'A' sample came back positive last week. The paper said he exercised his right to have his 'B' sample tested Monday.
Stroud, a three-time Pro Bowl tackle who has 29 tackles and three sacks this season, declined to address the reports Wednesday, but said he expects to play at New Orleans.
"I'll be there Sunday," Stroud said. "I'm not here to squash rumors. I'm here to play ball. Whatever happens will happen. But right now, I'm going to focus on New Orleans. I have no comment on anything else."...
Coach Jack Del Rio also declined comment.
"There's really nothing I can do to address the swirling rumors and stories," Del Rio said. "There will be an appropriate time for all that."
What might a 'banned supplement' be? Often this is cover talk for 'nandrolone'.
The Jags signed 6-2 350 pound DL Grady Jackson on Wednesday, who was surprisingly released by the Atlanta Falcons. Was that signing in -- as Dr. Frank N Furter says in the Rocky Horror Picture Show -- "Anticipation" (I see you shiver with an-ti-ci-Pation")?
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