Their suspensions have been on hold while the case has been playing out in state and federal courts.Last May, Hennepin County District Judge Gary Larson ruled the NFL broke state law when it failed to notify the players of their positive test results within the mandated three days. But the judge also declined to permanently block the NFL from suspending the players, saying they weren't harmed by the notification delays.The players appealed, asking that the suspensions be permanently blocked.A threejudge panel of the appeals court affirmed the lower court's decision to deny permanent relief from the suspensions but had different reasons for its decision.The appeals court ruled that bumetanide isn't defined as a drug under state law, so the NFL wasn't required to tell the players of its presence in the drug tests.According to the 11page decision, the Williamses provided urine samples for drug testing during their annual physical exams in 2008. The samples for each player were divided