Indianapolis Colts wide receiver was charged this week with two misdemeanor offenses stemming from his drunk-driving arrest on August 30.
A violation of the league’s substance-abuse policy, which this was, comes with a minimum three-game suspension under the current NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement. A longer suspension can be issued if the player was more intoxicated.
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Allen blew a .224 when he was arrested, nearly triple the legal limit of .08. His blood alcohol level was so high that it actually triggered a more serious Class A misdemeanor according to Indiana law.
The NFL is reportedly waiting for the legal proceedings of the…
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