Does this change your opinion about unwashed gamers?

[PAC]

Former NFL linebacker Channing Crowder played with the Miami Dolphins for six seasons. He played in 82 games (http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CrowCh20.htm) throughout his career. At one point during all 82 games, the former Dolphins linebacker says he peed on himself. (http://www.awfulannouncing.com/2013/november/if-peeing-your-pants-is-cool-consider-channing-crowder-miles-davis.html)
(http://www.awfulannouncing.com/2013/november/if-peeing-your-pants-is-cool-consider-channing-crowder-miles-davis.html)
"I never went to the bathroom in the toilet. Every game I peed myself. Six years straight."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/21/channing-crowder-peed-himself-every-game-video_n_4317055.html

[abstractheory]

Mark "Stink" Schlereth admitted he did this, as well. I think it's more common than we think.

Never had pee pants, myself, but would definitely wash anything that remotely smelled like urine.

[metsbats]

I m sure with football being a contact sport this may have given them some sort of competitive advantage.

[abstractheory]

I m sure with football being a contact sport this may have given them some sort of competitive advantage.

Actually, I think Mark did say something about that.

[Takuleechch]

Watch this. Funny as

http://youtu.be/3CuwueuBE3A

[jake33]

I recall hearing a about 8 years ago the entire packers offensive line did that in games as a group, no joke.

I have heard of this happening witha few players over the years as well, not sure why this becomes "news", jsut because Channing sted he did it?

[PAC]

Probably because he's the one who came out and admitted it. The others, while probably true too, are just rumors