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Saturday, August 20, 2005 DENVER -- The cause of offensive lineman Thomas Herrion's death cannot be determined until toxicology tests are performed, a process that usually takes three to six weeks, a coroner said Sunday. Herrion had never tested positive for any banned substance since he entered the NFL two years ago, sources familiar with his league drug profile have told ESPN's Chris Mortensen. Herrion had tested negative on three occasions in the past 12 months for steroids and performance enhancement ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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