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TweetNEW YORK (AP)—Six to eight players are under investigation by the NFL for violating the league’s drug policy by taking a weight-loss diuretic that is considered a masking agent for steroids.
A person familiar with the case provided the number of players involved Monday, saying estimates of a higher figure were untrue. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the players are appealing the findings.
The Denver TV station Fox 31 reported last week that six to 10 players had tested positive for Bumetanide, a pill that decreases the amount of water retained in the body by increasing urination. It causes the kidneys to get rid of unneeded water and salt from the body into the urine. Other reports put the number of cases as high as 18.
New Orleans running back Deuce McAllister confirmed Sunday after the Saints 37-32 win over San Diego in London that he is one of the players being investigated although he stopped short of saying he had tested positive.
“We’ve been kind of going through this process for a while,” McAllister said. “I guess you guys just found out about it at this point. But whatever happens, that’s what’s going to happen. We’ve hired counsel. He’s going to do his job to kind of put the case together and however the NFL rules, that’s the way it will be.”
David Cornwell, a former lawyer for the league who has represented players in a number of these matters, confirmed last week to the AP that he is representing some players, although he declined to identify them. Others who have been identified in various reports include defensive end Will Smith of the Saints and Brayn Pittman, a long snapper for the Houston Texans.
Under the NFL’s steroid policy, a player testing positive for the first time can be suspended for four games.
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TweetI didn't know diuretics were banned? That's silly.
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Tweettechnically noy BUT.... they CAN be used as a masking agent by eliminating metabolites of steroids IF they MIGHT be using so bend the rules and make em fair game. great logic by these touch-holes huh?
Tweetdieuretic is not a steroid at all......wtf now gonna be even bigger from baseball to NFL then basketball then soccer then waht???