Former Arkansas OG Alvin Bailey suspended two games by NFL
By Andrew Olson
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Former Arkansas OG Alvin Bailey has been suspended by the NFL for two games due to his DUI from November.
Bailey pled no contest to the charges. As the result of his plea, Bailey’s driver’s license has been suspended for six months, he has been fined $840 and sentenced to either three days in jail or a driver-intervention course that must be completed by February, per Pro Football Talk.
On the field, Bailey, who has played in all 13 games for the Cleveland Browns this season and made five starts, will miss this Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills and next week’s game against the San Diego Chargers. He will be eligible to return for the season finale against the Pittsburg Steelers.
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