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Chad Johnson's endorsements OK for now (AP) ( today ) Courtesy of
Chad Johnson's dustup with the Cincinnati Bengals hasn't hurt his multimillion-dollar endorsement deals so far, but his long-term prospects could suffer if things get ugly. The high-profile receiver is threatening to sit out the season if the Bengals don't trade him. The Bengals have refused and called his bluff, telling him to go ahead and stay away if that's how he feels. Yahoo! Sat, May 10
 
Ex-Pro Bowl lineman Sharpe gets 6 years in prison ( today ) Courtesy of
Former NFL lineman Luis Sharpe was sentenced Friday to six years in prison and four years' probation for a series of drug offenses. ESPN Sat, May 10
 
Cocaine charge dropped against Broncos' Thomas ( today ) Courtesy of
The Florida state attorney's office has dropped its case against starting Denver Broncos defensive tackle Marcus Thomas. ESPN Sat, May 10
 
Ex-lineman Sharpe sentenced to 6 years in jail ( yesterday ) Courtesy of
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Ex-Cards OL Sharpe gets 6 years in jail (AP) ( yesterday ) Courtesy of
Former NFL lineman Luis Sharpe was sentenced Friday to six years in prison and four years' probation for a series of drug offenses. The 47-year-old Sharpe played for the St. Louis and Arizona Cardinals from 1982-94 and was a three-time Pro Bowl selection. In a pre-sentence report, Sharpe admitted that he first started using cocaine when he was a 21-year-old rookie in the NFL and it was "the worst... Yahoo! Fri, May 09