Browns' Michael Hall Jr. Pleads No Contest to Disorderly Conduct

The defensive tackle was sentenced to probation and a fine following a domestic altercation earlier this summer.

Michael Hall Jr., a rookie defensive tackle for the Cleveland Browns, entered a no-contest plea to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct.
The plea stems from an alleged violent altercation with a woman on August 12 in Avon, Ohio.
Hall received a 30-day suspended jail sentence, a $250 fine, and two years of probation.
The NFL has placed Hall on the commissioner's exempt list, preventing him from playing for the Browns this season.
Hall expressed regret for the incident and stated he is undergoing counseling to improve himself.