After missing four games in the 2015 season for failing multiple drugs tests, Sheldon Richardson could very likely be looking at another suspension for the 2016 season. This past Tuesday Richardson pleaded guilty to resisting arrest, a charge that stemmed from an incident in July. Richardson was said to be street racing at speeds up to 143 mph with a 12-year-old child in the car, along with a loaded handgun and an odor of marijuana. With the agreement to a guilty plea bargain, Richardson was sentenced to 100 hours of community service and fined $1,050.00; he will also be on probation.
Monday Notes: Richardson Avoids Jail Time, Ivory and Mangold Head to Hawaii
