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Source: Tunsil won’t enter NFL’s drug program
- Updated: May 2, 2016
11:33 AM ET
Miami Dolphins rookie Laremy Tunsil is expected to get a clean slate from the NFL and will not begin his pro career under Stage 1 of the league’s substance abuse program, a source told ESPN.
The source added, however, that the league will closely monitor and support Tunsil in the event intervention is needed.
A video posted on social media minutes before the start of the NFL draft last Thursday night showed Tunsil smoking from a bong through a gas mask. The Dolphins and Tunsil confirmed the video was from two years ago, when the offensive lineman was a college player at Ole Miss. Tunsil’s draft stock plummeted Thursday night until Miami selected him with the No. 13 overall pick.
Editor’s PicksSources: Ravens nixed Tunsil pick after video
The Ravens would have drafted Laremy Tunsil with the sixth overall pick if not for the social media video that showed him smoking a bong, league sources told ESPN.
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross on Laremy Tunsil: ‘He’s really a good kid’
Dolphins billionaire owner Stephen Ross said he is confident in Laremy Tunsil’s character and the team’s research on the tackle …
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