Quote:He has twins, which they did in-vitro with the first time. They wanted to go a more "normal" pregnancy route. Which is very common in relationships that have fertility problems.

 

 

Once again, like I said I was talking about the team as a whole, not Mathis individually. Also, Mathis's doctor stated he only took the drug for 10 days (enough to get his wife pregnant), which if is the case, isn't going to have a major affect on his game.

 

I guess Mathis isn't on this team you're speaking about. Mathis and his 19.5 played no part in the success of the Colts. You guys may as well cut him. After all, everything will stay the same, right?

 

So, Mathis said that he can't release very much information because its medical information but he gives the doctor the go-ahead to release information? We're really to believe that Mathis, who has a "fertility problem" simply took a drug from 10 days and his wife became pregnant? 

 

I may be mistaken, but I don't think the FDA even suggests using Clomid for MALE fertility. Besides, I guess it's a coincidence that the use of steroids causes low sperm count? That couldn't be the reason why Mathis and his wife were unable to conceive. 

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