Since last June, when Aqib Talib was hospitalized in Dallas with a gunshot wound in his right leg, there was a possibility that he would face repercussions with the law and the league.
Last week, months after the Dallas Police Department announced Talib would not face charges, the NFL announced he would not face a suspension either.
“Just glad I can put it behind me, move on to the season and worry about what I really need to worry about,” Talib said Tuesday at the veterans’ mini-camp. “Last year, I was just excited to be able to run around and not miss any action because of it.