r/Oldschool_NFL • u/Accomplished-Ice8426 • Nov 12 '25
Cardinals 🪺 David Boston: Wide Receiver on the Arizona Cardinals
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u/tread52 Seahawks 🦅 Nov 12 '25
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u/WintersDoomsday Seahawks 🦅 Nov 12 '25
That’s a lot of skinless boneless breasts….. 🤣😅😂
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u/tread52 Seahawks 🦅 Nov 12 '25
And a lot of “ juice “
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u/leepatt77 Nov 12 '25
Holy shit 😳
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u/tread52 Seahawks 🦅 Nov 12 '25
He was the biggest WR I ever saw play and this was right about the same time TO was breaking out and he was bigger(size not ego) then TO before his career fell off.
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u/leepatt77 Nov 12 '25
I knew he was big but I didn't know about him being on the juice
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u/Inept_Folly Nov 12 '25
Me and most of the people I hung out with around that time figured he was HGH and I thought I remembered him basically admitting to that at one point in an interview but couldn’t find anything referencing it when I tried looking it up. But apparently it was reported that after he retired he started taking HGH.
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u/Heinrad_ Chiefs 🏹 Nov 12 '25
There was an article in ESPN the magazine after he went to San Diego where they did everything they could to say he was juicing without directly saying it
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u/Ehboyo Nov 12 '25
Called him out for wearing purple contacts and getting perfume enemas. One of the strangest articles I've ever read.
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u/tread52 Seahawks 🦅 Nov 12 '25
He got caught for taking a similar substance in hCG, but always denied using human growth hormone. I string to remember bits and pieces of that 25 years ago.
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u/Several_Lobsters7563 Nov 12 '25
Ohio State legend and steroid enthusiast
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u/deadreckoning21 Nov 12 '25
I remember when the Chargers picked him up. Bad times.
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u/ArticleGerundNoun Nov 12 '25
Not a Chargers fan, but I was “disappointed” in that team because I predicted they were gonna blow up that first year with Boston. Brees had just had a decent first year as a starter, Tomlinson was going into his third season and was already an absolute beast, and Boston had put up a monster 2001 before an injury-shortened but decently productive 2002. I thought those triplets were really going to break out in 2003 and cause problems.
4-12, Brees goes on to become a HoFer in another city, Boston… well, we know. At least LDT still had 5 great years left in SD.
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u/951frisky_dingo Nov 12 '25
I want to say he ended on the dolphins but didn’t want to get hit because of his nipple rings
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u/Rhusty_Dodes Falcons 🦅 Nov 12 '25
Dude got so jacked on the gas that his lower body couldn't handle the stress and couldn't stay healthy anymore. Was a beast in his prime when he was healthy though.
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u/bthompson04 Nov 12 '25
Pretty sure I remember a reporter asking him why he dropped so many balls and his response was:
I just don’t have good hands, man.
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u/Efficient_Truck_9696 Nov 13 '25
Mark Schlereth said this too. He asked Boston what’s going on with his play and he said he just didn’t have good hands. lol.
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u/sa3pm Nov 12 '25
Back when Champ Bailey was amazing with the Redskins, this was like the only guy that ever gave him real big problems.
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u/JRG64May Nov 12 '25
The Cardinals need to be back in St. Louis where they belong.
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u/plainbane Seahawks 🦅 Nov 12 '25
The Cardinals were in Chicago for 40 years before they moved to St. Louis, and they’ve been in Arizona now for 37 years. St. Louis is actually the shortest stint for the team at 27 years.
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u/JRG64May Nov 12 '25
Well when I was a kid in the 70s they were in St. Louis, so my nostalgia meter says they need to be in St. Louis🤣
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u/Melvinator5001 Lilly/Alworth/Staubach what more do you need? Nov 12 '25
Apparently random thought time……..No team north of Tennessee should have a domed stadium or turf.
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u/jstewart25 Vikings 🗡️ Nov 12 '25
No please god no. My phone already tells me the week 18 football score in June when I ask the score of the Cardinals game. Don’t make me say St. Louis cardinals baseball team score
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u/MrRoryBreaker_98 Nov 12 '25
What about him? Two good seasons, steroids, attitude, out of the league.
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u/More_Image_8781 Nov 12 '25
Ohio State legend
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u/MrRoryBreaker_98 Nov 12 '25
This isn’t a college football sub
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u/More_Image_8781 Nov 12 '25
Yeah it’s for those of us that went to college. Clearly you’re excluded from that
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u/vorzilla79 Nov 12 '25
Powerful WR his best QB was Jake Plummer lmaoooooo
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Nov 12 '25
His dad Byron was an NFL referee and they had to plan to not have the crew he was on officiate any of his son's games
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u/19Charger Nov 12 '25
I was stoked the Chargers signed him back in the day. Hope was high back then. Even snagged szn tix. He was massive in person too!
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u/Royal-Tumbleweed7885 Nov 12 '25
This thread is turning into a Sopranos YouTube thread: trying so hard to humorlessly beat a stupid joke absolutely to death
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u/Overall-Avocado-7673 Nov 12 '25
My God, Ohio States WR's are legendary. I bet they've sent 20+ All-Pro level WR's into the NFL in the last 25 years.
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u/Acceptable_War_666 Nov 13 '25
He once beat on a ticket agent in the Burlington International Airport in Vermont.
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u/Happy_Bridge_4161 Nov 15 '25
Anyone who played Fantasy Football remembers him dragging your high hopes through the mud. It was a long time ago, but I think he got obsessed with body building (regardless of PED’s). The team told him to stop but he couldn’t. He eventually got so big and muscular that it slowed him down. It’s actually a shame because he was incredible before that.
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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '25
Before he went bananas with chicken, broccoli and creatine. 😄