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Trainer who claims ties to NFL players pleads guilty

Associated Press

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

SHERMAN, Texas -- A personal trainer who claims ties to professional football players in Dallas and Atlanta pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiring to distribute thousands of units of anabolic steroids. David Jacobs, of Plano, entered the plea as part of a deal with prosecutors that remained under seal. Jacobs told Dallas-Fort Worth television station KTVT late Monday that as part of the deal he would tell federal investigators about professional athletes who use steroids. But no names came up d ...

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