LONG TERM SUSPENSION : three San Francisco 49ers key Players Has Been Suspended from All Sport for Placing A Bet Against…
June 29 (Reuters) – The NFL announced on Thursday that Demetrius Taylor, a free agent, and players Isaiah Rodgers and Rashod Berry of the Indianapolis Colts will be suspended for at least the 2023 season for their wagering on NFL games.
The league said in a statement that the three players, who all placed wagers on National Football League games during the 2022 season, may file a reinstatement petition following the 2023 campaign.
Defensive end Berry and cornerback Rodgers were dismissed by the Colts shortly after the NFL made the suspension announcement.
We have made the following roster moves as a consequence of the determination that these players violated the league’s gambling policy,” said Colts General Manager Chris Ballard.
“The integrity of the game is of the utmost importance. As an organization we will continue to educate our players, coaches, and staff on the policies in place and the significant consequences that may occur with violations.”
n addition, Nicholas Petit-Frere of the Tennessee Titans was suspended for his team’s first six regular season games for betting on non-NFL sports at the club facility.
“We have been made aware of Nick’s suspension by the league. We believe in Nick and know that he has deep respect for the integrity of the game and our organization,” the Titans said in a statement.
“We will continue to emphasize to our players the importance of understanding and adhering to league rules and policies.”
n addition, Nicholas Petit-Frere of the Tennessee Titans was suspended for his team’s first six regular season games for betting on non-NFL sports at the club facility.
“We have been made aware of Nick’s suspension by the league. We believe in Nick and know that he has deep respect for the integrity of the game and our organization,” the Titans said in a statement.
“We will continue to emphasize to our players the importance of understanding and adhering to league rules and policies.”
