Roid Rage???

[AndyMSU]

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp09/news/story?id=4437241

Quote from article: "Umenyiora on Tuesday declined to disclose the nature of his disagreement with coordinator Bill Sheridan, saying only the issue that set him off was "minuscule" and never should have escalated."

Don't people on steroids typically over react at small things?

 

[BlindDawg]

Don't people on steroids typically over react at small things?

So do women. I understand in today's sports culture, its natural to jump to conclusions, but I think one incident, without knowing the whole story, is a bit much to start saying its roid rage.

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

his defensive coordinator is gone and he's having to play under a new coach. Considering he'd been struggling a bit, it's not all that surprising he's frustrated and overreacting.

 

[AssEndDawg]

Don't people on steroids typically over react at small things?

So do women. I understand in today's sports culture, its natural to jump to conclusions, but I think one incident, without knowing the whole story, is a bit much to start saying its roid rage.

Did you just call him a *****? Daymn!