Luke Armstrong explained why he wouldn't invite comparisons with his disgraced cyclist father in an ESPN documentary.
whether he would consider using performance-enhancing drugs. His disgraced father took prohibited substances to win seven Tour de France races, only to be later stripped of those cycling titles and banned from the sport for life.
“I’ve always felt like grinding for something and really working for a specific goal has always been so much more worth it than taking the shortcut,” the son said in Part 2 of the film, per . “I also feel that, like, If I ever did that and got caught, for random people, they would be like, ‘He’s just like his dad.’”College football player Luke Armstrong and his infamous father, Lance Armstrong.
And for the record, performance-enhancing drugs are banned in the NFL, and the league randomly tests players for them.
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