NFL player sentenced to 6 years in jail

 NFL player sentenced to 6 years in jail

NFL player sentenced to 6 years in jail:It's a awfully sad story, but not one that's untried. Jolly could not tremble the death grip of habit. His vice was codeine, which got him into problem with the law and the group. He told ESPN that when the NFL balanced him for one year, he lost control. He describe codeine as his only companion because it kept him numb.

It bring up a lot of questions about the NFL's punitive treatment policies. When a player has a problem, is it really in that player's best wellbeing to keep that player out of the pastime for one year? Or is that something the NFL does for its own community relations interests?

NFL player sentenced to 6 years in jail
I don't know the reply (or if there is one), and certainly, Jolly's harms are 100 percent the blame of Johnny Jolly. If he'd been able to get and stay spotless, he'd be tiring a Super Bowl ring right now, in its place of a prison-issued jumpsuit.

So that'll be it for Johnny Jolly's football career, which assure to be a first-class one. He had Pro Bowl-level ability. But it doesn't have to be the end for Johnny Jolly the human being. Hopefully he can still get himself clean and, in time, figure out how to do something optimistic with his life.