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Travis Henry may not be done yet


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with any hair test they can tell the last time he inhaled. they can go back and tell him when he first started puffin'. they will be able to find out if he was dirty at the time of the UA with a proper hair test

 

That is not true. 13 years ago I got a job in a Casino. I smoked pot every day for years prior. I did not smoke any Josh Gordon for 30 days before my test. Someone told me that a hair test was not a good test for pot but it would nab someone who did cocaine or heroine for sure. He also told me of a Nexus product called Aloe Rid which is actually a hair stripper used by people with bad coloring jobs or hair discolored by chlorine (popular with the swimmers). He was reasonably confident with being off Josh Gordon for a month, a new haircut and a few washes with my magic shampoo that I would come back clean. I did.

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According to 950 AM The Fan, Shanahan released to the press that Henry passed a polygraph test and also had a hair follicle test performed that turned out negative.

 

The hearing is supposed to be this Friday.

 

No link - just heard it on the radio a couple of minutes ago.

 

This is nothing more than a desperate attempt from a guilty man.... Im sure he also stated that he is not the father of the 9 kids he fathered and that is why he did not provide financial support for his kids..... I think he got this test from the same guy who gave Bonds and Giambi a test and said they were 100% natural....

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From what limited knowledge I have, as stated above, hair samples are not conclusive for Josh Gordon. Believe it or not, the THC is trackable in urine for a longer period of time. Other drugs are the opposite. I could care less, really, what happens to him as I just traded Young away, but it sure seems like a feeble attempt to trick the Denver organization as well as the public into thinking that he is doing anything to prove his innocence but the nfl knows better than that. He will be suspended in my opinion sooner than later and Denver & S Young will do just fine.

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ISMRC... Henry's test by the league didn't follow the procedure to the letter. Some kind of technicality about letting Henry have his own expert oversee the process. It sounds like a loophole that he is trying to exploit... but if it was a legal case, it might help him.

 

Unfortunately it wasn't a legal case, and the courts said that the NFL is the sole arbitrator to enforce their own rules. So you have the league looking at it as "Do we be hard-asses about Travis following the rules, if we didn't follow our own rules." Before this move from Travis, I would have leaned toward him still being suspended.

 

But, now you've got Travis's independent tests supposedly confirming that he is clean. I'd be surprised if the NFL ended up suspending him now just because of all the details. But, I've been wrong before.

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Think of the can of worms they open if they consider unproven, outside evidence. If they considered evidence like that that said that a player was guilty, the Player's Union would crucify them, and rightly so. They simply can't afford to set that precedent, can they?

I don't disagree. Just pointing out that there's a slim possibility that the league takes it into account and Goodell shows some leniency.

 

Also, if the hair test and polygraph were decisive tests then I imagine the league and the NFLPA would've agreed to put them into the CBA.

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ISMRC... Henry's test by the league didn't follow the procedure to the letter. Some kind of technicality about letting Henry have his own expert oversee the process. It sounds like a loophole that he is trying to exploit... but if it was a legal case, it might help him.

 

Unfortunately it wasn't a legal case, and the courts said that the NFL is the sole arbitrator to enforce their own rules. So you have the league looking at it as "Do we be hard-asses about Travis following the rules, if we didn't follow our own rules." Before this move from Travis, I would have leaned toward him still being suspended.

 

But, now you've got Travis's independent tests supposedly confirming that he is clean. I'd be surprised if the NFL ended up suspending him now just because of all the details. But, I've been wrong before.

 

I disagree ... I think the league doesn't think to kindly of one of the players pursuing this matter in the legal system. Additionally as I understand it the point of contention is that Henry did not have a representative present when the B sample was tested. The only time the B sample is tested is when the A sample already failed the test. I think Henry will be suspended as Goodall will want to make a point about how un-kosher it is for players to seek help outside the NFL instead of working within the confines of the system. Henry is trying to open a loop hole and jump through it ... I don't believe Goodall is going to think to kindly of this approach.

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I disagree ... I think the league doesn't think to kindly of one of the players pursuing this matter in the legal system. Additionally as I understand it the point of contention is that Henry did not have a representative present when the B sample was tested. The only time the B sample is tested is when the A sample already failed the test. I think Henry will be suspended as Goodall will want to make a point about how un-kosher it is for players to seek help outside the NFL instead of working within the confines of the system. Henry is trying to open a loop hole and jump through it ... I don't believe Goodall is going to think to kindly of this approach.

 

 

 

I don't either. All his lawyer is trying to do is delaying the inevitable in my opinion.

 

 

Denver isn't going to the playoffs this year. He would be better served serving the suspension and coming back earlier next season.

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According to 950 AM The Fan, Shanahan released to the press that Henry passed a polygraph test and also had a hair follicle test performed that turned out negative.

 

The hearing is supposed to be this Friday.

 

No link - just heard it on the radio a couple of minutes ago.

This matters because........

 

He sucks and won't start even on my RB-starved team.

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That is not true. 13 years ago I got a job in a Casino. I smoked pot every day for years prior. I did not smoke any Josh Gordon for 30 days before my test. Someone told me that a hair test was not a good test for pot but it would nab someone who did cocaine or heroine for sure. He also told me of a Nexus product called Aloe Rid which is actually a hair stripper used by people with bad coloring jobs or hair discolored by chlorine (popular with the swimmers). He was reasonably confident with being off Josh Gordon for a month, a new haircut and a few washes with my magic shampoo that I would come back clean. I did.

 

 

they can make a hair test go back two weeks two months or twenty years, most casinos go back a month and I believe still have to inform you if they go back longer than that. shoot there is stuff that detoxes within 48 hours at a 98% rate for UA's. Which along with his attitude about having unprotected sex with gold digging flounders shows just how dumb this toolshed is.

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Got this off wiki (so take it for what it's worth). The testing window for hair samples is up to 90 days.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_test#Hair_drug_testing

 

Hippies are probably screwed if they don't cut their hair :D

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ISMRC... Henry's test by the league didn't follow the procedure to the letter. Some kind of technicality about letting Henry have his own expert oversee the process. It sounds like a loophole that he is trying to exploit... but if it was a legal case, it might help him.

 

Unfortunately it wasn't a legal case, and the courts said that the NFL is the sole arbitrator to enforce their own rules. So you have the league looking at it as "Do we be hard-asses about Travis following the rules, if we didn't follow our own rules." Before this move from Travis, I would have leaned toward him still being suspended.

 

But, now you've got Travis's independent tests supposedly confirming that he is clean. I'd be surprised if the NFL ended up suspending him now just because of all the details. But, I've been wrong before.

 

The CBA says the player is allowed to have a representative present duing the testing as long as that representative is not a representative of another testing company or facility. Henry's representative was from another testing lab and he was denied access to the testing as outlined in the CBA.

 

So now Henry is claiming he was not allowed to have a representative there. Pretty slick planning to send a guy you know won't be allowed in so that you create a loophole or a doubt when you know you're guilty if you ask me...

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Don't know if this has been posted yet:

 

FANBALL

 

11/14/07 10:30 AM

THE NEWS

The Broncos invited four running backs in for tryouts on Tuesday, the Denver Post reports. Wali Lundy, Steven Jackson, Marquis Weeks, and Ray Perkins all worked out for the club.

Our View

The Broncos didn't sign anyone yet, but this move may mean the club believes Travis Henry will lose his appeal and be suspended in the next few weeks.

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Don't know if this has been posted yet:

 

FANBALL

 

11/14/07 10:30 AM

THE NEWS

The Broncos invited four running backs in for tryouts on Tuesday, the Denver Post reports. Wali Lundy, Steven Jackson, Marquis Weeks, and Ray Perkins all worked out for the club.

Our View

The Broncos didn't sign anyone yet, but this move may mean the club believes Travis Henry will lose his appeal and be suspended in the next few weeks.

 

:D

 

Sincerely,

Selvin Young Fan Club President

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they can make a hair test go back two weeks two months or twenty years, most casinos go back a month and I believe still have to inform you if they go back longer than that. shoot there is stuff that detoxes within 48 hours at a 98% rate for UA's. Which along with his attitude about having unprotected sex with gold digging flounders shows just how dumb this toolshed is.

 

How in the world could a hair folicle test go back 20 years?

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How in the world could a hair folicle test go back 20 years?

 

I don't know about 20 years, but THC can "hang around" in hair follicles for several years. I'm assuming it's because that fat is never metabolized and the THC is so hydrophobic that it leeches out on its own extremely slowly. Unless you go bald, you don't lose the follicles.

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Don't know if this has been posted yet:

 

FANBALL

 

11/14/07 10:30 AM

THE NEWS

The Broncos invited four running backs in for tryouts on Tuesday, the Denver Post reports. Wali Lundy, Steven Jackson, Marquis Weeks, and Ray Perkins all worked out for the club.

Our View

The Broncos didn't sign anyone yet, but this move may mean the club believes Travis Henry will lose his appeal and be suspended in the next few weeks.

 

Man, this is great news for SJax owners, but you've got to think that Selvin Young's value will take a hit.

 

:D

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That is not true. 13 years ago I got a job in a Casino. I smoked pot every day for years prior. I did not smoke any Josh Gordon for 30 days before my test. Someone told me that a hair test was not a good test for pot but it would nab someone who did cocaine or heroine for sure. He also told me of a Nexus product called Aloe Rid which is actually a hair stripper used by people with bad coloring jobs or hair discolored by chlorine (popular with the swimmers). He was reasonably confident with being off Josh Gordon for a month, a new haircut and a few washes with my magic shampoo that I would come back clean. I did.

 

 

Your fired......hiring under false.......

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