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Nothing good happens in Florida, or at least that appears to be the case for the Green Bay Packers over the last few months.
Late last season, Aaron Rodgers hurt his calf on the turf in Tampa Bay's Raymond James Stadium. Earlier this year, Letroy Guion underwent a much-publicized traffic stop that resulted in the seizure of a sizeable amount of marijuana and nearly $200,000 in cash. On Saturday morning, Andrew Quarless was arrested for discharging a firearm in public in Miami.
Now, Guion is facing another issue stemming from an incident in Florida. However, his attorneys are quick to downplay the legitimacy of this new legal battle.
It's been quite the weekend, it seems. At least the USWNT had a better one than these NFL players did.
Letroy Guion's agent: No basis for new civil suit against Packers' DT | ESPN.com
The latest piece in Letroy Guion's tumultuous offseason involves a suit against the Packers defensive tackle for an alleged incident in 2013, but there were never any criminal charges associated with it.
Jason Pierre-Paul reportedly suffers severe hand injury in fireworks accident - SBNation.com
Andrew Quarless wasn't the only one who made some mistakes this weekend.
Big toe woes can't stop Packers' Josh Sitton | Packersnews.com
The Pro Bowl guard used to make fun of people with toe injuries until he had his issues last season. Those injuries now drive him to campaign for the banning of artificial turf fields.
Transition in final stages for Jeff Janis | Packers.com
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's that second-year jump. It's a bigger deal for Janis than many players though, as he's making a transition from lower levels of college football in Division II.
For Chris Borland, leaving NFL is not about the money | JSOnline.com
It also wasn't a difficult decision to return 3/4 of his signing bonus; as Borland put it, "I signed a contract. I was living by the contract."
USWNT vs. Japan, Women's World Cup: Final score 5-2, AMERICANS ARE CHAMPS - Stars and Stripes FC
Congratulations to the US Women's National Team on their World Cup victory, and if you missed the first 16 minutes of the game you should feel bad.