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Williamses took diuretic to reach prescribed weight
[SIZE=-1]Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Vikings defensive tackles Kevin and Pat Williams both admitted they used a banned diuretic because they each stood to get $400,000 bonuses if they were at or below their prescribed weight a set number of times each year. [/SIZE][SIZE=-1][...][/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]According to the letter, both Pat and Kevin Williams get their bonuses if they are at or below their prescribed weight 11 times during the year (eight during the season, three off-season). That weight clause, however, provided that the players "would not engage in any 'last-minute weight reduction techniques,' which included 'use of diuretics.'" Pash also wrote "I accept the representations of both players that they did not use steroids." [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]...[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=-1]Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Vikings defensive tackles Kevin and Pat Williams both admitted they used a banned diuretic because they each stood to get $400,000 bonuses if they were at or below their prescribed weight a set number of times each year. [/SIZE][SIZE=-1][...][/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]According to the letter, both Pat and Kevin Williams get their bonuses if they are at or below their prescribed weight 11 times during the year (eight during the season, three off-season). That weight clause, however, provided that the players "would not engage in any 'last-minute weight reduction techniques,' which included 'use of diuretics.'" Pash also wrote "I accept the representations of both players that they did not use steroids." [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]...[/SIZE]
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