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Williams may have to take a drug test if he wants to play for the CFL. Under terms of his latest suspension, Williams will continue to participate in the NFL's substance-abuse program, meaning he is subject to up to 10 random tests a month and must remain under the supervision of a medical adviser.
Reported by ESPN.com
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
The CFL has no formal drug testing policy, but Toronto president Keith Pelley said the team could conduct its own tests if the Dolphins allow Williams to play for the Argonauts. Pelley said he's not yet discussing drug testing and other contract demands with Williams because the two sides need permission from the Dolphins to speak. Pelley said he expected to hear soon -- possibly by the end of the week -- on whether permission will be granted. He said the Dolphins are debating whether they would benefit if Williams kept playing while he sits out the 2006 NFL season, or whether the injury risk is too high. ... Stay tuned.
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