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Report: Former Washington RB Derrius Guice suspended 6 games

Report: Former Washington RB Derrius Guice suspended 6 games originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington

The NFL has suspended free agent running back Derrius Guice six games, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Friday. The suspension stems from Guice’s arrest last August for domestic violence, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports.

Guice, a 2018 second-round draft pick of the Washington Football Team, had been arrested and charged with felony strangulation and four misdemeanors related to an alleged string of incidents in early 2020 involving his then-girlfriend. He was released by Washington shortly after and has been out of the NFL since

The felony count against Guice was dropped earlier this year and the misdemeanor charges were dismissed in June after Guice and the woman reached a settlement. Guice faced potential jail time if convicted. 

In two injury-riddled seasons with Washington, Guice was limited to five games after missing his entire rookie season with an ACL tear.

Jayden Daniels’ buzzer-beating Hail Mary TD to Noah Brown gives Commanders 18-15 win over Bears

Jayden Daniels connected with Noah Brown on a 52-yard Hail Mary as time expired to give the Washington Commanders an 18-15 victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday. Daniels scrambled for several seconds before heaving the ball from the Commanders 35-yard line. It was deflected about 3 yards short of the goal line and fell into the arms of Brown, who was standing alone in the end zone. Chicago had taken its first lead with 23 seconds left in the game, going ahead 15-12 on a 1-yard TD run by Roschon Johnson after a pass-interference penalty on the Commanders (6-2). The Bears (4-3) had their winning streak snapped at three after falling behind 12-0 and giving up the Daniels-to-Brown play that sent players and fans in the stands into a frenzy. This is a breaking news story. Check back for more in the minutes ahead and listen live to WTOP Sports at :25 and :55.
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