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Baltimore Ravens Reportedly Release WR Michael Crabtree
MICHAEL CRABTREE
Attorney Files
Cowboys' Randy Gregory
Motion To Block
Suspended Indefinitely
Release Of Robert
For Substance Abuse
Veteran players are start- ing to hit the market as teams begin to clear cap space and cut some big names.
The Baltimore Ravens are the latest, reportedly inform- ing wide receiver Michael Crabtree of his release.
Crabtree spent his first and apparently only season in Baltimore in 2018. He was targeted 100 times, catching 54 passes for 607 yards and
three touchdowns. In terms of yardage, he was the team’s third-leading receiver last year.
Crabtree, who turns 32 in September, will hit the open market once again. He had two years remaining on the three-year, $21 million deal he signed with Baltimore last March, and the Ravens will clear about $4.6 million in cap space by releasing him now.
legedly seen on video receiving illegal sex acts at a massage parlor, and lawyers are trying to prevent that footage from ever being made available to the public.
Law enforcement officials said the video that led to Kraft’s arrest could be re- leased as early as this week, but a source reports that an attor- ney has filed a motion to block that.
The argument is that police should not have been able to obtain a warrant to record video footage of the men who were charged with solicitation of prostitution.
RANDY GREGORY
pended 10 more games for a second failed test.
He has played 28 games over four years with the Cow- boys, only three seasons dur- ing which he was active.
Kraft Spa Video
Robert Kraft has been charged with solicita- tion of pros- titution in a sex traffick- ing sting in Florida after he was al-
ROBERT KRAFT
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory has been suspended indefinitely for violating the substance abuse policy.
Randy Gregory of the Dallas Cowboys has been sus- pended indefinitely for vio- lating the Policy and Program for Substances of Abuse and the terms of his conditional reinstatement.
Gregory, 26, fell in the 2015 NFL draft due to a failed drug test and has had issues with substance abuse ever since. He was suspended for the first four games of the 2017 season for violating the policy and later was sus-
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