Brandon Marshall WR Denver Broncos

Brandon Marshall was arrested this weekend for disorderly conduct, his fourth arrest in three years which puts him at a chance to get suspended at the beginning of the season, similar to last.

Police walked up on him and his fiance throwing punches at each other on the sidewalk, and since either refused to testify against each other, the charges were of course dropped. Since he was arrested, which hurts the image of the Denver Broncos and the NFL he still can be suspended by the league due to multiple offenses.

Lendale White RB Tennessee Titans

Big Bad Lendale White got in a fight following a minor car accident a couple weeks ago, and put a person in the hospital, using his weapon of choice... a belt buckle. The man had lacerations and needed to be taken to the ER, of course though, Lendale was not charged in the incident.

Ryan Mallett QB Arkansas

Arkansas QB Ryan Mallett was arrested for public intoxication at 3:47 AM Sunday morning in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The 20 year old is the expected starter for Arkansas after he sat out this season because of transferring to Arkansas from Michigan.

Mallett was arrested by of a night spot, and spent about an hour in jail before being released on $155 bond.

J.B. Shugarts, Mike Adams OL Ohio State

18 year old Mike Adams, and 19 year old J.B. Shugarts are headed down the Alex Boone road as they both were cited for misdemeanor possessing drug paraphernalia on January 14th, and recently plead not guilty to the charges.

They were pulled over near campus for running a stop sign when the officer found whatever it was they were using to smoke marijuana. They weren't arrested. Shugarts is supposed to compete for a starting spot on the right side of the line, while Adams was expected to take over as starter at LT. Both were injured last season, but saw time.

The max punishment is 30 days in prison, and $250.

Editors Note: Mike Adams charge has since been dropped, he took a drug test, passed, and the pipe was tested and it was used as a tobacco pip.

Shaun Prater CB Iowa

Freshman defensive back Shaun Prater was arrested 1:22 AM Saturday for DUI. The Iowa defensive back was thought to be in competition to start at one of the cornerback positions after starter Bradley Fletcher graduated.

After getting pulled over, the 19 year old Prater smelled of alcohol, slurred his speech, and had bloodshot eyes. After failing sobriety tests he blew a .134.

According to Prater, he wasn't at fault for his underage drunk driving. Prater told the arresting officer that the bartender put alcohol in his coca-cola, apparently in 12 or so sodas that he had that night.

Prater has since been suspended, for what the coach said; "a couple of games"

Reggie Williams WR Jacksonville Jaguars

Reginald Williams Jr., the Jacksonville Jaguars WR was arrested at 1:59AM today on charges of DUI and Marijuana possession. Williams failed 3 sobriety tests, but refused to give a breathalyzer, but the officer ain't taking that, so he got a warrant and got a blood test. He was originally pulled over for failing to signal, and because he couldn't maintain a single lane of traffic.

The Jaguars top 10 pick in 2004 was also arrested for marijuana possession in 2006 when an officer found 2 joints and a small baggie of weed. Along with misdemeanor marijuana possession, he was charged with unknowingly driving on a suspended license, turning left from a center lane, and running a red light.

Quincy Carter QB Ex-Dallas Cowboys

Quincy Carter, the ex-Dallas Cowboy, ex-Montreal Allouette, ex-Kansas City Brigade, ex-New York Jet, ex-Miami Dolphin tryout, and shit, ex-Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wing, ex-Rio Grande Valley Dorados QB fuck up was arrested for DUI and Marijuana Possession. He was stopped for failure to signal, and upon talking to Carter, the officer noticed he was slurring his words and his eyes were bloodshot. So much for "Growing Up" He blew a .14, with the legal limit being .08, and was found to have less than 2 ounces of marijuana.

He has since been released from the AFL2s Rio Grande Valley Dorados for eligibility issues, which is rock bottom for a guy who was starting for the Dallas Cowboys and taking them to the playoffs a few years back.