Brett Mcmakin

[Gocats15]

Re: Brett Mcmakin

Leaving late to drug test collection would be a matter of a shy bladder (actual government term) - i.e. not being able to urinate enough for sample size required.

The tests are done at an off-site lab, on half million dollar machines. Negatives are usually returned next business day. Positives take longer but usually within 2-3 days. This is default process for testing for recreational drugs. Can't speak directly to steroid testing, but the process would be similar, maybe blood based.

So, normally a player's test results would be finalized before the game next week. It does, however depend on the protocols put in place to confirm positive results, which can cause further delays.

Brett played in Fargo, so would think this proposed situation is not the answer. That said, anything is possible in this world.



From my NSA monitored nexus 5

I mean, they probably tested different random players in Fargo as well

[BCPanther]

Re: Brett Mcmakin

Google Will Grier. You'll have your answer.

[Gocats15]

Re: Brett Mcmakin

Google Will Grier. You'll have your answer.

It could have been different from roids though. The in-season testing is for PED's only, and during the playoffs they test for everything.

[claw]

Re: Brett Mcmakin

It could have been different from roids though. The in-season testing is for PED's only, and during the playoffs they test for everything.

He wouldn't give up a full year of football without being forced to give up the full year. Trust me when I say it wasn't a street drug. It wasn't different from roids.