Pokes in the Pros
Joe Randle Suspended 4 Games
Free agent running back Joseph Randle has had a pretty tough month.
Not only did the Dallas Cowboys release him from the roster, he also cleared waivers – hence the “free agent” label.
On top of that, the NFL has announced that he will be suspended for the next four games for violation of the NFL Personal Conduct Policy, per Ian Rapoport.
Free agent RB Joseph Randle has been suspended without pay for the next four games for violating the NFL Personal Conduct Policy.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 10, 2015
This news certainly won’t help his cause in finding new work. At this point in the season, teams are looking to fill voids left by injuries and want someone who is a “plug-and-play” type free agent. If Randle signs with a team, he will be forced to sit out those four games before returning to the field.
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