blogs.startribune.com - 12/2/2008
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The four-game suspensions for Vikings defensive tackles Pat and Kevin Williams have been upheld.
The NFL confirmed the Williams will be suspended without pay for four games.
League spokesman Greg Aiello sent an e-mail saying, “The players violated a long-standing provision of the policy ...
sports.espn.go.com - 12/4/2008
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The NFL Players Association will file a lawsuit
in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis on Thursday, seeking...
to overturn all suspensions issued Tuesday by the league for any player who took the supplement identified as StarCaps that triggered several ...
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NFLPA to file suit to overturn recent suspensions
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Screwed Feeling Beginning to Set in
The Viking Age | A Blog For Minnesota Vikings Fans —
... The NFL has reportedly upheld the suspensions of Pat and Kevin Williams. They will miss the final four games of the regular season barring an injunction against the league. There is no word yet, actually, on whether their lawyers are still pursuing the injunction option. What a shame that these two magnificent players had to become embroiled in this nonsense. And what a shame that our season will likely be ruined without them. More to come… ...
Vikings Playoff Hopes Dealt Harsh Blow: Run-Stopping Williams Boys Suspended for Four Games
The Big Lead —
The following players are thrilled that Minnesota will be without the middle of its defensive line for the next four weeks: Lions rookie Kevin Smith, Tim Hightower of the Cardinals, Michael Turner of the Falcons, and Earth, Wind and Fire from the Giants. The second best rushing defense in the league has lost its interior lineman for the remainder of the regular season. Ouch.
Violated a long-standing provision of the policy relating to the use of diuretics and water pills, which serve as masking agents for ...
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Hearing for Williamses Friday morning
startribune.com 12/4/2008 — U.S. District Court Judge Paul Magnuson will rule on two lawsuits in the case. The outcome will determine whether Vikings defensive tackles Pat and Kevin Williams will be able to play in Sunday's game.
NFL suspends 6 players for doping (AP) —
Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 12/2/2008
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