He's a 'rock' star: Saints safety Kenny Vaccaro is adding another item to his responsibilities

AsylumGuido · 08-10-2017, 09:46 AM

Originally Posted by The Dude

And how and the hell would you know this? I don't care about adderol or anything he did in the past as long as it doesn't happen again. There is no way anyone could know weather or not it will happen again. To say he is the least likely player to do it again is asinine. What about the other players who haven't gotten busted for anything? Do you honestly think a player with no history is more likely to do it than a player who has already done it?
I love how sure of everything you are.

And I hope all the shuffling and "versatility" we are hearing about isn't just the coaches trying to cover up areas that are lacking or weak.

I know you have trouble comprehending, but what part of 10 random tests per month at any time of day and place do you not understand? Now why would you take Adderall? Perhaps to improve your game day performance? When a player is in the program they get tested EVERY game day. He is the most closely monitored player on the team now. That makes him the least likely. Unlike some idiots that constantly get busted for pot, Vaccaro isn't stupid. He has learned from his mistake. He has stressed the very fact.

And it doesn't surprise me that you would come up with some negative connotation for the "versatility". It's how you roll.

08-10-2017, 09:46 AM	#8
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,574	Re: He's a 'rock' star: Saints safety Kenny Vaccaro is adding another item to his responsibilities Originally Posted by The Dude And how and the hell would you know this? I don't care about adderol or anything he did in the past as long as it doesn't happen again. There is no way anyone could know weather or not it will happen again. To say he is the least likely player to do it again is asinine. What about the other players who haven't gotten busted for anything? Do you honestly think a player with no history is more likely to do it than a player who has already done it? I love how sure of everything you are. And I hope all the shuffling and "versatility" we are hearing about isn't just the coaches trying to cover up areas that are lacking or weak. I know you have trouble comprehending, but what part of 10 random tests per month at any time of day and place do you not understand? Now why would you take Adderall? Perhaps to improve your game day performance? When a player is in the program they get tested EVERY game day. He is the most closely monitored player on the team now. That makes him the least likely. Unlike some idiots that constantly get busted for pot, Vaccaro isn't stupid. He has learned from his mistake. He has stressed the very fact. And it doesn't surprise me that you would come up with some negative connotation for the "versatility". It's how you roll.
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