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NFL suspends player for betting on league games

Josh Shaw #30, while playing for the Kansas City Chiefs, tries to tackle Rob Gronkowski #87 of the New England Patriots in October 2018 (Credit: Getty Images)

The National Football League has suspended Arizona Cardinals cornerback Josh Shaw through at least the 2020 season for betting on league games on multiple occasions this season.

It is not clear how often Shaw bet on games, how much he gambled, whether he bet on any Cardinals games, or whether his bets were legal or not. But league rules prohibit players from betting on NFL games in any way.

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