Broncos' Carlos Henderson suspended one game for violating substance abuse policy
Denver Broncos wide receiver Carlos Henderson has been suspended without pay for the first game of the NFL regular season.
What It Means:
Henderson is currently on the reserve/did not report list after not showing up for training camp. The suspension is due to a marijuana arrest in January of this year, and it seems unlikely that he will make any impact with the Broncos this season.
Henderson appeared in 0 games for the Denver Broncos as a rookie in 2017.
Source:
Ian Rapoport
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