But like I said, that stuff, it’ll work itself out, and I’ve never taken anything. “So, obviously, I do think that rules should change. “It’s hard to know what you can eat, what you can do when you’re not in control of manufacturing anything or what goes through a conveyor belt, you know what I’m saying?” Hopkins said. Hopkins maintains that anyone can get a small amount of a banned substance in his system without knowing it. It’s hard to know when something gets contaminated at a trace amount when you’re not working at the manufacturing company.”
Obviously the NFL is very black and white, so of course, I wish the rule wasn’t so black and white. “If you know about what it is, it can be in shampoo, it can be in a lot of different things.
“I’ve never taken any of that kind of stuff,” Hopkins said, via. Hopkins doesn’t deny that he tested positive for the banned substance Ostarine, but he says he had only a very small amount in his system, doesn’t know how he could have ingested it, and thinks the NFL ought to look at extenuating circumstances when disciplining players. Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins will miss the first six games of the season because of a positive test for a performance-enhancing substance, but Hopkins doesn’t think that’s right.
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