Matt Hasselbeck can blame Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and every other aging athlete who ever took steroids to prolong their career for his morning.
The 40-year-old was the subject of a random drug test on Wednesday, according to his Twitter feed. Apparently, completing 64.7 percent of your passes for 1,023 yards and seven TDs is enough to trigger suspicion in the NFL.
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A 4-0 record doesn’t help, either.
Random drug testing.
— Matthew Hasselbeck (@Hasselbeck) December 2, 2015
This, of course, is becoming the norm for aging Colts veterans. Adam Vinatieri, 42, was subjected to a “random” drug test after kicking a 53-yard FG last January.
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Adam Vinatieri is 42 years old and kicked a 53-yard FG Sunday. Monday he got a "random" drug test. #Colts pic.twitter.com/dgEAFp1uiG
— Andrew Luck (@FauxAndyLuck) January 5, 2015
Whatever Hasselbeck is or is not on, he needs to continue delivering under center if he hopes to keep Andrew Luck on the sideline.
The former No. 1-pick is doing everything he can to return sooner rather than later.
Luck says he's throwing a "fair, intense amount." He's definitely making progress. Says throws are pain free.
— Zak Keefer (@zkeefer) December 2, 2015
Andrew Luck just briefed us on his status. Said he's actually been throwing "a fair amount" and indicated the pain is minimal now. Big news
— Stephen Holder (@HolderStephen) December 2, 2015
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