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Moorgan Enthusiast

Moorgan

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38 minutes ago, Lumps said:

 

In the 80s and 90s roids meant some black market animal drugs.

PED is not the same now days and isn’t as harmful to your health or has side effects.

I’d wager almost everyone uses them in the NFL. It’s just about cycling so your tests come back negative. I could start a cycle and then get off it, doesn’t mean I’d lose the muscle I gained while on it.

But CMC (and most the nfl) has genetics and that’s something someone can’t work for.

Even with world class instructors and diet it’s virtually impossible for any average joe to look like that without genetics and PEDs.

I'm personally ok with all of it as long as he's smart about it. But my point was a rich man whose profession is his body is in a different position than in college.

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

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His rookie year, I was looking at attending training camp. Joked to my wife that I'd try to get a picture and an autograph for her daughter (same age as McCaffrey).

She asked what he looked like. I showed her a picture.

She then said "Get one for me."

 

 

 

 

@#$&! :mad:

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45 minutes ago, Pantha-kun said:

keep in mind he always looks slimmer in uniform and pads seemingly. I've seen pics of him before the 2017 draft with him looking shredded and pretty bulky but its not so apparent when hes in full uniform. 

Valid point, as odd as it is.  I've noticed the same thing.

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As someone who has studied body building, McCaffrey just has a mesomorph body type.  This means he builds muscle easily and he is short, so his muscle will look more pronounced than someone with longer limbs.  Assuming someone like him is using, with a father who was a NFL star, is a shame and not something I would expect from fans.

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