Former Alabama football great Rolando McClain appears out of chances to regain his NFL career after being suspended indefinitely without pay Friday for violating the league’s policy on substances of abuse.
NFL Network reported that McClain, who most recently played for the Dallas Cowboys, earned the indefinite suspension on top of the 10-game suspension he’s currently serving that was scheduled to end Monday, and there are doubts he will get to play again in the NFL after recently missing another drug test.
McClain is likely to appeal the latest suspension, according to ESPN. McClain was serving the current suspension for testing positive for opiates.