Eagles' Isaiah Rodgers Sr. Suspended for NFL Gambling Violations

Rodgers claims bets leading to suspension were placed for others, not personal gain.

Isaiah Rodgers Sr., formerly with the Colts and now with the Eagles, was suspended for violating the NFL's gambling policy by placing bets on his own team.
Rodgers claims the bets, including a $1,000 wager on teammate Jonathan Taylor's performance, were made for others, not himself.
He insists he is not a gambling addict and views his suspension as an opportunity to spend more time with family.
Rodgers acknowledges violating NFL rules but denies ever allowing bets to influence his performance in games.
He is eligible to apply for reinstatement by the NFL after the Super Bowl.