Chiefs' Justyn Ross Suspended for Six Games by NFL

Ross, accused of domestic battery and property damage, will miss only one more game due to previous placement on Commissioner's Exempt List.

Justyn Ross, a wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, has been suspended for six games by the NFL for violating the league's Personal Conduct Policy.
Ross was arrested in October for an alleged altercation with his girlfriend, leading to charges of domestic battery and criminal property damage.
Having already missed five games while on the Commissioner's Exempt List, Ross will only miss the upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills before he can return.
As part of the punishment, Ross will have to pay back the game checks he received while on the exempt list.
Ross's charges were dismissed on November 22 after a judge granted his application for diversion.