Arizona Cardinals OL Isaiah Adams turned himself in on Sunday and was charged with four gun-related offenses in Canada, just days before he was set to report to training camp.
His attorney, Adam Weisburg, has maintained that Adams is "completely innocent in this matter" and will be "fully exonerated."
The charges stem from the arrest of Adams' sister, Allyson Mae Adams, who was taken into custody last week in Pickering, Ontario, and charged with four offenses related to possession of a stolen gun from the United States.
Adams was drafted in the third round in 2024 and finished the last two seasons as the team's starting right guard.
The Cardinals have released a statement indicating they are aware of the situation but will not comment further.
Adams reportedly showed up to Arizona to report to training camp in the meantime, as he awaits the outcome of the charges against him.
The NFL has strict policies regarding gun-related offenses, and a conviction could potentially impact Adams' career.
It remains to be seen how the Cardinals will proceed with Adams' situation, given the team's current stance on not commenting further.
The charges against Adams and his sister are currently pending, with no further information available on the progress of the case.
Source: Yahoo Sports