what team does emil forsberg play for?
for what team does emil forsberg play?
rb leipzig (rbl)
3-wr offense:

qb: donovan mcnabb -- http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/teamrosterdetails.jsp?id=29780 -- height: 6'2"|weight: 240|age: 29|college: syracuse
~i feel that donovan has the best combo of mind, athleticism, and passing in the nfl. add to that the fact that he played for my hometown team (syracuse orange), and now plays for my favorite team, this was really a no-brainer for me.

hb: ladainian tomlinson -- http://www.chargers.com/team/roster/ladainian-tomlinson.htm -- height: 5'10"|weight: 221|age: 28|college: texas christian
~more than any other hb in the game, lt is shifty, shifty, shifty. he's the kind of player you can build a franchise on, and his incredible receiving ability paired with his running makes him an absolute beast.

wr: larry fitzgerald -- http://www.azcardinals.com/team/bio.php?prkey=3 -- height: 6'3"|weight: 226|age: 23|college: pittsburgh
~i was a big fan of larry's throughout college, and he plays very well in the nfl, especially considering that he hasn't even entered into his prime yet. he manages to put up huge numbers with another great receiver on the same team in anquan boldin.

wr: plaxico burress -- http://www.giants.com/team/player.asp?player\_id=128 -- height:6'5"|weight: 226|age: 28|college: michigan state
~plaxico has a lot of untapped talent that he first began to showcase last year as the giants' featured receiver. his height and leaping ability make him a nightmare for opposing defenses to cover.

wr: reggie brown -- http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/teamrosterdetails.jsp?id=26866 -- height: 6'1"|weight: 197|age: 25|college: georgia
~reggie is the sentimental pick here. he has the best attitude of any young guy in the nfl, period. what he did last year as a rookie just learning the playbook and with roughly 99% of the starting offense injured was simply astounding.

te: antonio gates -- http://www.chargers.com/team/roster/antonio-gates.htm -- height: 6'4"|weight: 260|age: 26|college: kent state
~i love the way gates plays, simple as that. you can see his basketball past inherent in the way he uses his body in transition and leaps for the ball over the middle. gates is the best te in the nfl today.

lt: walter jones -- http://www.seahawks.com/playersbio.aspx?playerid=40 -- height: 6'5"|weight: 315|age: 32|college: florida state
~most dominating o-lineman, period. he also hasn't experienced the relative "dropoff" with age as other franchise lts orlando pace and jonathan ogden have.

rt: jon runyan -- http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/teamrosterdetails.jsp?id=489 -- height: 6'7"|weight: 330|age: 31|college: michigan
~he's a dirty player. i love that. runyan is an attitude guy, something every respectable o-line needs.

lg: vince manuwai -- http://www.jaguars.com/team/bio/2428.asp -- height: 6'2"|weight: 312|age: 26|college: hawaii
~one of the better guards in the league. manuwai has good blocking technique, and showcases good speed and agility for a guard when he pulls and lead blocks.

rg: shawn andrews -- http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/teamrosterdetails.jsp?id=10724 -- height: 6'4"|weight: 340|age: 24|college: arkansas
~he's a mauler. andrews is bound for the pro-bowl this year, mark my words, assuming he doesn't get hurt.

c: lecharles bentley -- http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/player.php?id=484 -- height: 6'2"|weight: 313|age: 27|college: ohio state
~lecharles is the best young center playing the game today. his acquisition will be huge for charlie frye and the browns' running game for years to come.

3-4 defense:

nt: shaun rogers -- http://www.detroitlions.com/bio.cfm?bio\_id=74&season=8 -- height: 6'4"|weight: 345|age: 27|college: texas
~ferocious dt. most athletic in the nfl. his athleticism is the reason that i think him capable of playing nt. rogers is underrated because of the team he plays for, but look for that to soon change.

re: richard seymour -- http://www.patriots.com/team/index.cfm?ac=playerbio&bio=11315 -- height: 6'6"|weight: 310|age: 27|college: georgia
~seymour is a beast at de for the pats. he's comparable to the likes of julius peppers and dwight freeney as one of the best des in the league. he is not a rush de, rather he is a complete package.

le: patrick kerney -- http://www.atlantafalcons.com/team/playerbio.jsp?id=1628 --height: 6'5"|weight: 273|age: 27|college: virginia
~kerney has raw strength that is just beginning to make itself noticed. he's a pro-bowl caliber player who's gonna notch a lot of sacks this coming year thanks to the presence of john abraham on the other side of the dts.

wlb: cato june -- http://www.colts.com/sub.cfm?page=bio&player\_id=192 -- height: 6'0"|weight: 227|age: 27|college: michigan
~june, a former safety in college, is a vastly underrated player who happened to make the pro bowl last season thanks to his 5 or so ints. he plays like a safety, which makes him an ideal 3-4 wlb.

slb: joey porter -- http://media3.steelers.com/team/player/49234/ -- height: 6'3"|weight: 250|age: 29|college: colorado state
~pure smashmouth football player. emphasis on the "mouth". porter is the attitude guy on the defense. he's not only a great player, but a great motivator as well, making the players around him better.

rilb: jonathan vilma -- http://www.newyorkjets.com/team/roster/show/873?return\_to\_controller=player&return\_to\_page=5&return\_to\_action=show\_active\_players -- height: 6'1"|weight: 230|age: 25|college: miami, fl
~my favorite player in the nfl. vilma has incredible speed, which allows him to play better than his 230 pounds would normally allow at ilb. he's everywhere at once.

lilb: jeremiah trotter -- http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/teamrosterdetails.jsp?id=12407 -- height: 6'1"|weight: 262|age: 29|college: s.f. austin
~a real hard hitter, much like joey porter. trotter carried the eagles defense last season when there were injuries and little offensive support. he was a pro bowl guy with a lot of character.

cb: rashean mathis -- http://www.jaguars.com/team/bio/2427.asp -- height: 6'1"|weight: 200|age: 26|college: bethune-cookman
~my shutdown corner. mathis plays better then you'd expect from such a young guy, and hits harder then you'd expect from a 200 pounder.

cb: gary baxter -- http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/player.php?id=396 -- height: 6'2"|weight: 210|age: 28|college: baylor
~baxter is a very underrated guy who didn't get the attention he deserved in baltimore. in cleveland, he is sometimes overshadowed by the other talented defensive backs on the browns' roster, but that doesn't mean he should ever be forgotten, lest some unwitting wr find himself staring at the turf.

fs: brian dawkins -- http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/teamrosterdetails.jsp?id=260 -- height: 6'0"|weight: 210|age: 33|college: clemson
~bdawk is the consummate defensive leader. he is the best fs playing and his age seemingly does not affect his play whatsoever. he's a hall of famer, no doubt.

ss: troy polamalu -- http://media3.steelers.com/team/player/49230/ -- height: 5'10"|weight: 212|age: 25|college: southern california
~troy went somewhat unnoticed in his first few years, but the steelers' recent surge in the past few seasons has thrust him into the national spotlight. polamalu is a hard-hitter and a playmaker. 'nuff said.

special teams:

k: neil rackers -- http://www.azcardinals.com/team/bio.php?prkey=1 -- height: 6'1"|weight: 212|age: 30|college: illinois
~rackers had the best season of any kicker last year. he may not be as proven as someone like adam vinatieri, but then, he hasn't had the opportunities vinatieri has had, either. look for that to change after the cards' unbelievable offseason.

p: dirk johnson -- http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/teamrosterdetails.jsp?id=205 -- height: 6'0"|weight: 205|age: 31|college: northern colorado
~one of the few bright spots on the eagles' special teams last year. johnson is vastly underrated.

kr: jerome mathis -- http://www.houstontexans.com/team/roster\_detail.php?prkey=152§ion=th%20players -- height: 5'11"|weight: 191|age: 23|college: hampton
~making the pro bowl in your rookie season is no small feat, and mathis did just that. he couples incredible speed with great agility, and opposing teams can barely catch him, let alone take him down.

pr: eddie kennison -- http://www.kcchiefs.com/player/eddie\_kennison/ -- height: 6'1"|weight: 201|age: 33|college: louisiana state
~somewhat sentimental pick. kennison was one of the better prs last season, and at his age, that's commendable. i thought facebook allowed you to select the team of your choice? well kelly onlyk had a amazing summer league performance and is looking to be huge offensive center threat very soon, so he'll start.

bradley wants to play pg for you guys and seeing as rondos injured he might get the gig especially if you trade rondo for draft picks (sorry but it could happen)

brandon bass has been progressing nicely so assuming he'll take 6th man

apparently you guys arent tanking but.....i dont think you have a choice

josh smith in detroit
mike miller with grizzlies
kobe, rondo, westbrook, rose all coming back off injuries
houston landed dwight howard
gsw have signed seth curry (stephs younger brother from college) and andre igoulada
nate robinson is with ty lawson now to form a dynamite small combo
d-wade, king james and the dinosaur contracts are all expiring next year
okc got rid of nearly everyone one but kd, westbrook and lamb 
and chicago bulls are gonna win the title ;)

#bullsnation round robin the game, up to that point, was dominated by office. the game happened in 2005, when drew brees was the quarterback of the san diego chargers. (yes, they were still called the san diego chargers back then!) Fantasy sports or fantasy gaming platforms are a very unique idea in which the participants can guess the performance of their team XI and when in the real life match they perform as per the guess then the participants earns points. In some platform the participant gives some money with the predictions and if that comes true he collects more money back. But that is perceived as gambling and there have been some court rulings like that. At the same time some court rulings favour these fantasy games telling that they are a game of skills and do not fall under the gambling category. This game could be cricket or football or volleyball whatever is liked by the participant who is generally a fan of that game and has knowledge about the players participating and their capabilities based on the historical data. IPL was the main attraction for these game companies and due to the delay in it there is some setback.   
  
These companies have already formed in the year 2017, a self regulating body called Federation of Indian Fantasy Sports (FIFS), to protect consumer interest and create best practices in the fantasy gaming industry. They had hired the consultant KPMG (a private reputed financial auditing company), which had predicted a growth of more than Rs 1,500 crores in one year. Right now Govt has no direct control on these gaming platforms except that if they do some gambling or related activities in online then Govt could nab them on that charge and close their operations and punish them. So, right now this is a big grey area.   
  
Though in India IPL is the most followed activity as per the fan following but there are many other leagues in the world which are giving these gaming platforms to align themselves with these games or sports and then attract the fans or users for predictions or put some money on the prediction. Currently there are many other leagues which are being monitored by these gaming platforms for participation of the fans in these predicting and subsequently scoring or earning opportunities. Some of these are -  
  
1. In Volleyball - (a) Russia Ural League (b) Men's League, Thailand.  
2. Football - (a) Belarus Premier League (b) Tajikistan Higher League (c) Burundi Premier League.  
3. Table Tennis - (a) Moscow Liga Pro (b) Setka Cup, Serbia (c) Nicaragua Premier League.  
4. Snooker - (a) Armenian Snooker Cup (b) Table Tennis (c) Moscow Liga Pro (d) Setka Cup, Serbia.  
  
The modus operandi of these online companies is being seen with doubt and caution by the Govt agencies but until a firm decision by the High Courts of the country or Supreme Court is given it is not possible to take action against them or bring them under some regulatory body. So right now they are proliferating and though the present Covid-19 situation has put some break on their progress but there is a very big inherent potential for their growth. sergio ramos is still a living legend, never has a defender so consistently poopped up in the last 10 mins to save his team in huge important moments

world cup winner, euro winner, multiple times champions league winner

total legend and his mistake can be forgiven tonight for that do not fire cashman, it is not his fault that the people who were supposed to do their job choked up, you cannot go into the playoffs when all season lomg you are splitting series with teams that should be eating your dust. a-rod needs to stop choking up when there are players in scoring position, damon needs to be more consistent, giambi needs a wake up call, we need to improve the bull pen, and fill in the gaps in the line up, too many people not performing, we are going to see some things shook up in the off seasonand i for one am looking forward to next season. hey baby,i like mostly racing , nhra an nascar.i still pull for the cowboys only because its a texas team.my favorite driver is or was dale "the intimidator" earnhardt.





v rumourmongering notwithstanding, the answer is i don't know. 

i don't know how sophisticated the nhl's testing protocols are, and with the iihf opposed to the wada protocols of athletes having to provide their whereabouts on a 365-day basis (the ioc wants this, and team sport federations iihf, fiba, and fifa are all opposed), there are, potentially, opportunities.

with washington's roster, they will have several members of their team likely playing in the olympics, which has tougher testing standards than the nhl (among other things, a lot of otc cold medication will register a positive test).

i'm not sure about steroids. other ped's like hgh and epo, which help with recovery...without knowing how sophisticated the testing is, it's hard to answer the question.

i'll say this- "if" (and without factual evidence i don't like accusing someone of something) nhlers were to be using ped's, i'd say things like epo and hgh are the most likely options (given the rigours of their season and the marathon that is the playoffs). the league can, and should, test players throughout the season, including the playoffs.

with that being said...it's a joke what north american sports leagues punish drug cheats for when you compare the penalties outside of north america. roughly a suspension of 1/4 of a season in north america, while team sports (rugby, soccer) have 1-2 year bans for a first time offence. if the nfl, nba, mlb, and nhl were to be serious, a 2-year ban for a positive test would indicate a level of seriousness.