Another Positive Drug Test for Former Broncos RB Travis Henry

by Chris on Jul 11, 2008 12:43 PM CDT in 2008 Off Season Comment 8 comments

Ha. Good luck trying to swing your "false positive" excuse again.

A highly placed source in the NFL told Fox 31 sports reporter Josina Anderson that if Henry failed the test that the troubled player would be "up for a suspension".

This comes after Henry had successfully appealed a positive test taken prior to last season. Claiming the test was a "false positive", Henry won his claim against the NFL, though as part of the agreement he remained in the NFL's substance abuser program.

Earlier this spring the Broncos released Henry stating that the former Bill and Titan was "too inconsistent as a person. When you're too inconsistent as a person, you usually aren't going to win championships."

When the source was asked if Henry knew of the positive test, he replied, "I was told this result is recent. [Henry] should already be informed. If he didn’t know, he knows now."

There isn't much more to say that hasn't been said the other times Henry has tested positive in a league drug test. Stupid. Cocky. Can we get him the hell out of the NFL already? I suppose he's almost there.

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He's Already There

He’s 29 and a two time loser on drug tests (three if you count last year). I’d say that the already slim chance someone was going to give him a job has already vanished in a puff of smoke.

The question is, who’s dumber…Travis Henry or the women who were stupid enough to have kids with Travis Henry? Good luck collecting that child support now.

Supporting the lesser of two evils is still supporting something evil.

by UCrawford on Jul 11, 2008 1:43 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

I thought his lawyer said he was already broke

Like before the 2007 season.

by primetime 07 on Jul 11, 2008 2:04 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs

Probably

Judging from Henry’s history I seriously doubt he’s a guy who has any idea of how to plan for his future. He’s one of those “athlete who can’t cut it in the real world and ends up living under a bridge” stories if I ever heard one.

Supporting the lesser of two evils is still supporting something evil.

by UCrawford on Jul 11, 2008 4:49 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs