Ok, wait...this dude is on the same stuff my wife takes. How can the NFL suspend a guy for a doctor prescribed medication?
During his August drug test, the defensive tackle was taking an asthma product called Advair twice a day while also using an inhaler four times a day.
"Advair contains both the steroid fluticasone and the long acting beta agonist galmeterol," wrote Amoss, who thought the possibility of a false positive might have happened.
After taking the information under consideration, the league ruled Thomas was in violation of the policy and he will be lost to the team for the remainder of the regular season.
That ruling is just asinine. What about players recovering from muscle tears and stuff? I know doctors use steroids as a legit rehab tool...that's what they are for, medically speaking. If a doc prescribes something with roids in it you are STILL suspended? Man, the NFL knows better than docs, huh?
BTW, if Advair is a strong enough steroid to get you suspended should I be expecting my wife to acquire a deep voice, big muscles and enlarged...nether regions?