The regular season kicks off for the
Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, and when it does they’ll have defensive end
Randy Gregory at their disposal for the first time in quite a while.
Could Sunday be the last we see of
Gregory for some time, potentially ever? Those thoughts are definitely starting to creep into place as
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Sunday morning that Gregory relapsed in August and that the NFL could discipline him as early as this week.
Dallas Cowboys defensive end
Randy Gregory, who will play in his first regular-season game since 2016 on Sunday, suffered a substance-related relapse last month that the NFL could rule on as early as this week, league sources tell ESPN.
Right before the Cowboys’ third preseason game against the
Cardinals came to a close, a report surfaced that more trouble “
could be ahead” for
Gregory, and it would stand to reason that this is the aforementioned potential trouble. Randy has done an immense amount of work to get back to the playing field, but a relapse would obviously have the potential to derail all of it.
Perhaps the initial report was correct in the wording though, specifically in the world “could.” Schefter notes that the NFL, surprisingly, has become more tolerant of drug violations, especially among players who have dealt with addiction issues as Gregory has noted he has.
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