Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid believes he has been unfairly targeted by the league's drug-testing protocol.The 26-year-old was asked to take his sixth drug test since signing with the team at the end of September after Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks. He has now taken five random tests in eight games played, per Marcel Louis-Jacques of the Charlotte Observer."This is supposed to be a random system," Reid said Sunday. "It doesn't feel very random."The player's previous test came on Nov. 8, although he noted that he wasn't worried about the results."They're not going to catch me
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Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid believes he has been unfairly targeted by the league's drug-testing protocol.The 26-year-old was asked to take his sixth drug test since signing with the team at the end of September after Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks. He has now taken five random tests in eight games played, per Marcel Louis-Jacques of the Charlotte Observer."This is supposed to be a random system," Reid said Sunday. "It doesn't feel very random."The player's previous test came on Nov. 8, although he noted that he wasn't worried about the results."They're not going to catch me ...