Kansas City Chiefs’ Justyn Ross Faces Six-Game Suspension Following Personal Conduct Violation…
The Kansas City Chiefs’ wide receiver, Justyn Ross, faced a suspension of six games due to the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy.
Initially placed on the Commissioner Exempt list, Ross missed five games while on paid leave, which will count towards his suspension. As per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Ross will sit out one more game before becoming eligible to return to the field.
Following an arrest and charges of domestic battery and criminal property damage in October, Ross’s absence from the team occurred.
Having played seven games before the arrest, Ross will now have to reimburse the five game checks he received during his time on leave. He is expected to make a comeback after the Chiefs’ upcoming game against the Bills this Sunday.
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