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The National Football League (NFL) is strict when it has to do with breaking its regulations and standards. In comparison to other competitions, they impose the harshest penalties. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, few NFL players are anticipated to be given season-long sanctions for alleged gambling.
The NFL has previously imposed penalties in addition to suspensions for accused gambling. Similar offenses resulted in Calvin Ridley's season-long suspension for 2022.
NFL players suspended for gambling in 2023: #1 Nicholas Petit-Frere
Nicholas Petit-Frere, an offensive lineman with the Tennessee Titans, said on Thursday that he would be suspended for six games in the 2023 NFL campaign for breaking the NFL's gambling rules.
Despite claiming in the press release that he did not wager on NFL matches, Petit-Frere was suspended for placing bets while on Titans premises.
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#2 Quintez Cephus
The league and the Detroit Lions have both dismissed receiver Quintez Cephus after learning of his violation of the league's gambling code.
Cephus became one of three players who received an indefinite suspension out of five players who received sanctions when it was discovered that they had wagered on NFL games in the 2022 season. Cephus has four career TDs in the NFL.
#3 C.J. Moore
Because of an indefinite ban, C.J. Moore will sit out the whole 2023 NFL season.
Following an inquiry by the NFL, five players were punished for breaking the league's gambling rules, including Moore and three other Detroit Lions.
#4 Shaka Toney
Last year, Shaka Toney participated in 16 contests with the Washington Commanders. However, he now faces an NFL betting ban.
Losing Toney hurts the Commanders' strength within the defensive line. He took part in 16 games for Washington this past season, primarily on special teams, and had eight tackles.
Toney, Quintez Cephus, and C.J. Moore are each given an indefinite and minimum one-year suspension.
#5 Jameson Williams
Jameson Williams acknowledged that he felt "sick" on April 20 after learning of his six-game suspension for breaking the NFL's gambling rules.
Williams, the No. 12 overall choice in the 2022 NFL Draft, asserts that he was not previously informed of the restriction. He was accused of mobile gambling at the organization's premises, which he claims he doesn't remember, even though he didn't wager on NFL games. He won't challenge the six-game ban.
#6 Stanley Berryhill
Stanley Berryhill, a wide receiver, was released by the Detroit Lions in May. Berryhill was one of the Lions' players who received a suspension from the NFL in April as a result of gambling in the team's facilities. Because he placed wagers on non-NFL matches while at the Lions' facilities, he received a six-game suspension.
The 25-year-old, who was undrafted out of Arizona, spent his first year with the Lions last year. He participated in four games, mostly on special teams, and failed to record a catch.
