The league suspended the Cleveland Browns running back for eight games on Friday for two “physical altercations,” one in which Hunt shoved and kicked a woman in a hotel hallway while he played for Kansas City. Hunt will not be eligible to play until November as part of his penalty for violating the league’s personal-conduct policy. “I want to again apologize for my actions last year,” Hunt said in a statement released by the Browns. His career appeared at a crossroads before the Browns, at the prompting of general manager John Dorsey, signed Hunt in February. NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy told The Associated Press the league inquired about a third matter involving Hunt.

Source: National Post March 15, 2019 14:45 UTC