By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Houston Texans will be without one of their best wide receivers for the rest of the season. They’ll also be without their top corner.
Both men cheated. Will Fuller V and Bradley Roby have been hit with six-game suspensions by the NFL for performance-enhancing drugs violations.
“Earlier this year, I sought treatment from a medical professional, who prescribed medication that he believed to be permitted under the NFL’s drug policy,” Fuller V said in an Instagram post. “As it turns out, my trust in this professional was misplaced because this medication was not a permitted substance under the NFL policy on Performance Enhancing Substances. As a result of this mistake, I have been suspended for six games for taking this prohibited medication.
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“I want to sincerely apologize to the Texans organization and all of my fans for this mistake. I am looking forward to putting this all behind me and returning better than ever in 2021.”
Fuller V and Roby will also be punished into next season for their actions. The Texans have five games left on the season after playing against the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving.
As a result, both men will miss all five games for the rest of this season. Then, they’ll be punished for the 2021 season-opener, as well.
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Roby already has security so this will not greatly impact him. He signed a three-year, $31.5 million dollar contract with the team this past off-season.
Fuller V; on the other hand, will be a free agent at the end of the season. He is making $10.1 million in the fifth-year of his contract.
At this time, Roby has not commented on his suspension on social media.
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