Tony Mandarich Stopped Using Steroids and Starting Abusing Painkillers

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Tony Mandarich Stopped Using PEDs and Starting Abusing Painkillers

 

[nothuman]

I know no one is responding but I saw the E:60 on him the other day and it was fantastic. Really glad he turned his life around.

 

[brutus69]

that pic was from his 4.4 40 time at 315 pounds.

 

[LK3]

lol
what a fuckin artical! lol
clearly just the swtich from aas to alcahol and percs wont have any efffect at all... they are all rec drugs anyway! :banghead:

another great example of how clearly steroids make the athlete!

 

[Dave Perez]

Another example of someone with an addictive personality.....

 

[Bio]

I know no one is responding but I saw the E:60 on him the other day and it was fantastic. Really glad he turned his life around.

That E:60 was REALLY good! Everyone should check it out!!

 

[pimpman]

Another example of someone with an addictive personality.....

What that suppose to mean? Please elaborate

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[rookx750]

that pic was from his 4.4 40 time at 315 pounds.

4.4 at 315 ..........come on use you head ppl :banghead:

 

[maldorf]

Video here where he talks about steroids and the NFL.

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AJzWzOB_5A"]Tony Mandarich at Huskie Camp - YouTube[/ame]



[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPwhAMD1He8"]Tony Mandarich - ESPN Interview 2009 - YouTube[/ame]

 

[nothuman]

Video here where he talks about steroids and the NFL.

Tony Mandarich at Huskie Camp - YouTube



Tony Mandarich - ESPN Interview 2009 - YouTube

Ah the memories. I remember when they aired this in 2009 while I was on a treadmill watching it with so much interest, because this was when I was thinking about using AAS for the first time. I ended up starting sometime in 2010.

 

[Dens228]

that pic was from his 4.4 40 time at 315 pounds.

Ha, where did you read that???????????

His official time at the combine, which is published and easily accessible was 5.14 seconds...........:banghead:

 

[nothuman]

Ha, where did you read that???????????

His official time at the combine, which is published and easily accessible was 5.14 seconds...........:banghead:

On E:60, they made it clear he ran a 4.4 40. Perhaps he ran 4.4 at his pro day and 5.14 at the combine? Idk I don't feel like doing the research lol

 

[Dens228]

On E:60, they made it clear he ran a 4.4 40. Perhaps he ran 4.4 at his pro day and 5.14 at the combine? Idk I don't feel like doing the research lol

Or...................someone is embellishing to add to his mystique???

Do you realize the difference between a 5.14 and a 4.4?
If I run a 4.4 and you run a 5.14 right beside me I'm beating you by 10-15 yards................in a 40............he did NOT run a 4.4.

 

[Bio]

4.4 at 315 ..........come on use you head ppl :banghead:

Check out the documentary.

"Tony Mandarich had a monstrous 1989 workout that included a 4.65-second 40, but that was at Michigan State’s pro day."

https://www.sbnation.com/2017/3/3/14737180/nfl-combine-results-records-best-ever

 

[Dens228]

Check out the documentary.

"Tony Mandarich had a monstrous 1989 workout that included a 4.65-second 40, but that was at Michigan State’s pro day."

https://www.sbnation.com/2017/3/3/14737180/nfl-combine-results-records-best-ever

With his coaches working the clock........
Considering his big failure as an NFL lineman was pass blocking, because he couldn't deal with the quickness of NFL pass rushers, and a top 40 is all about the start. \

But in reality it doesn't really matter all these years later.

 

[Bio]

With his coaches working the clock........
Considering his big failure as an NFL lineman was pass blocking, because he couldn't deal with the quickness of NFL pass rushers, and a top 40 is all about the start. \

But in reality it doesn't really matter all these years later.

Watch the documentary. In the time in between he pulled those numbers, he stopped using steroids because he was afraid of failing the drug test and he had a huge painkiller habit. That's why he wasn't the athlete he was earlier.

 

[rookx750]

Check out the documentary.

"Tony Mandarich had a monstrous 1989 workout that included a 4.65-second 40, but that was at Michigan State’s pro day."

https://www.sbnation.com/2017/3/3/14737180/nfl-combine-results-records-best-ever

at Michigan State this journalism and they used the word steroid so they probably bumped the numbers a little.

Have you even played at a high level of ball? D1? Or have been to a pro level workout?

The fastest I have ever seen someone run over 300lbs was a 4.79 and that is so fucking ridiculous fast it was a train moving. Tony had the structure of that man that I saw ran that 4.7 I will say that but my guys was a laser so no bs stop watches they used back then. Was Tony probably one of the fastest lineman to play yes, definitely top 10 but believe it or not you can’t argue the plays are playing at a faster speeds because of technology not steroids.

If you just arguing for the sake of them printing that time OK YOUR RIGHT(I was here to argue that or insult you in any way) but I i don’t think there is a 315 lb person at that height that can break into a 4.6/40

This day in age any top NFL lineman really doesn’t care to much about his 40(maybe a guard that is short in height) but any who’s over 300 and 6’5 is all about foot work and reaction.

 

[Siciliannj]

Doubt anyone can run a 4.40 40 over 300lbs