[simple simon]

But here's the part of the story that I don't think has gotten enough attention: Garrett Reid has also admitted that he used steroids, and steroids were found in his Jeep. Isn't it pretty big news that Andy Reid's son was using steroids? If a baseball manager's son were caught using steroids, wouldn't every sports reporter in the country descend on his house and demand to know where he got them, and whether his father had any knowledge of them?

I think the steroids-in-sports story has been overplayed in the last couple of years after several years of being underplayed. But now that we're in a time of acting as though steroids are the single worst thing ever to happen to the world of American sports, shouldn't we ask for some answers from a prominent coach whose son was using steroids under his roof?

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[simple simon]

it wasnt bad enough that he was doing heroin ? he also needed steroids ?

[EmpireWF]

Steroids and HGH, don't forget about that. Football is off limits to the type of ridicule MLB gets for some reason.

[simple simon]

but he isnt a football player is he ?

just the coaches kid

[Phils20]

Very true, he is not a player. But I'm sure he knows a lot of the players, and the question at least has to be asked.

Personally, I'm sure it has nothing to do with the team, but to those not from the area, I would think it does raise an eyebrow. Just to see Andy Reids kids in this type of trouble is a bit surprising. Guns, drugs, steroids. Wow.

[simple simon]

Originally Posted by Phils20

Very true, he is not a player. But I'm sure he knows a lot of the players, and the question at least has to be asked.

now i see Phils........youre connecting potential dots

maybe he got the steroids from a Philly player or the team doctor.....well he had to get them somewhere so i agree that has to be looked into

[EmpireWF]

If he didn't have a doctor's prescription for them, then the authorities will get involved.