Did son of Philadelphia Eagles’ coach provide steroids to players?

Garrett Reid, a son of the coach Andy Reid, died at his dormitory room. However Omar Elkhamra, the team doctor of the Philadelphia Eagles, put efforts to revive him, the efforts of the physician were in vain. The county coroner affirmed that this young person (29 years old) died of a heroin overdose.
The death of Garrett Reid was a serious tragedy for the family of the coach. Furthermore, the case caused several troubles for the Philadelphia Eagles. The football players had to clear themselves from suspicions related to administration of steroids. Several anabolic steroids were found by local police in the dormitory of Garret Reid. Furthermore, syringes and needles were found in his possession as well. The steroids were named by police. It was reported that Garrett Reid had Nandrolone Phenylpropionate, Boldenone Undecylenate, Testosterone Propionate and Trenbolone Acetate. Since these products were found at Garrett Reid’s dormitory room, some suspicions appeared. It was noted that the coach’s son probably provided these prohibited drugs to members of the Philadelphia Eagles. Thus, Garrett Reid’s death turned out to be a trouble for the total sport organization.
Some of steroids found at Garrett Reid’ dormitory room are fast-acting. These medications are commonly liked by sportspersons that submit to drug testing. Since they are excreted from the body in short period of time after use, it is more difficult to catch those who have taken these medications. Thus, it is suspected that such medicines must have been taken by players of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Although suspicions exist, nothing has been proven. It was not disclosed yet whether steroids were found in the system of Garrett Reid.
The NFL spokesman assured that he would report when it will be clear whether steroids found in Garrett Reid’s dormitory room were connected with Philadelphia Eagles.