The Dallas Cowboys front-seven has been ravaged with suspensions, as linebacker Rolando McClain (10 games) and defensive end Demarcus Lawrence (four games) were popped for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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And now, it's gotten worse with last year's second-round pick Randy Gregory, who was already set to serve a four-game suspension stemming from a violation of the substance abuse policy, reportedly failing his fifth drug test.
Considered a top-10 talent heading into last year's draft, questions about his off-field issues dropped Randy Gregory into the second round.
Gregory failed a drug test at the NFL combine and failed two more last season before his latest, resulting in a four-game suspension, based on the NFL's drug-testing policy.
Gregory had 11 tackles and no sacks as injuries held him back last season. He'll be even further behind next year after this massive misstep.
