Sources: Travis Henry Violates Drug Policy Again
5th October, 2007 - 12:01 am
ESPN - Denver Broncos tailback Travis Henry, the NFL's leading rusher through the first four weeks of the season, is facing a one-year suspension for a repeat violation of the substance abuse policy, multiple sources told ESPN.com on Thursday night.

Henry, 28, was suspended by the league for four games in 2005 because of a repeat violation of the substance abuse policy. Under the league guidelines, another test within a two-year period would trigger a one-year suspension. [READ]

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