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As I'm not an American citizen, I implore you to get marijuana fully legalized. I thought Bryant's domination in the preseason was well, preseason. Well today wasn't the preseason. This kid is a matchup nightmare with AB across from him and Bell in the backfield. Wow. Only thing derailing him is health or the chronic.
 
I've been saying the same in my article. Bryant is a matchup nightmare!
 
Legalizing weed is probably at least 5 years out on the Pa front... more than likely 10 with how slow this state is for change. I wouldn't get my hopes up for it being legalized... now the Players union could give something back to the owners and get testing for it out of the CBA.. that's not as far off as getting PA to change...
 
SteelerSask said:
As I'm not an American citizen, I implore you to get marijuana fully legalized. I thought Bryant's domination in the preseason was well, preseason. Well today wasn't the preseason. This kid is a matchup nightmare with AB across from him and Bell in the backfield. Wow. Only thing derailing him is health or the chronic.
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Lol I actually think he was able to finish that long run because he hasn't been smoking weed for a while. Keep those lungs clean and he'll have more wind late in the game.
 
Steelz said:
Lol I actually think he was able to finish that long run because he hasn't been smoking weed for a while. Keep those lungs clean and he'll have more wind late in the game.
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Very true, as young people, most don't realize how much that truly affects them. Not just the THC, but also the smoke in lungs, both short and long term. Doesn't matter if states leagalize or NOT, what does matter is what their employer says.



Salute the nation
 
Um, no. Hopefully Bryant has learned from his mistake and lays off the chronic.
 
I fully expected Bryant to dominate if our QBs could get him the ball yesterday. He is an absolute freak athlete and a backup QB's best friend because of his size and catch radius.
 
Legal doesn't mean the NFL has to allow it. It is just like alcohol. Players are not allowed to drink while playing. If busted, the same thing would happen, as it should. Bryant is an addict and needs help. Let's hope he gets it and can turn his life around. Football is secondary.
 
The Steelers have the second coming of Randy Moss with Bryant. Hopefully it won't translate to off the field as well and he's learned a lesson here. His potential to be great is there and with Brown, Bell and Ben throwing him the ball, he could be scary.
 
Bryant has it all. Randy Moss 2.0...if he keeps improving and stays off the kaya.
 
Amazing his acceleration after the catch. Plus he is STRONG, good quality to have in his profession.




Salute the nation
 
Drink IRON City said:
Very true, as young people, most don't realize how much that truly affects them. Not just the THC, but also the smoke in lungs, both short and long term. Doesn't matter if states leagalize or NOT, what does matter is what their employer says.



Salute the nation
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Eh mary jane doesn't bother me recreationally. I think used in moderation there are some type of benefits as far pain relief goes. To each their own
 
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