Former Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy was arrested late Sunday night on a drug possession charge, according to Claire Z. Cardona of The Dallas Morning News. Hardy has been a free agent since the conclusion of the 2015 season. 
The former Pro Bowler was stopped shortly before midnight on a traffic violation. When cops pulled Hardy over, they found that he was in possession of a “group 1” controlled substance. In the state of Texas, there are a number of drugs that fall within that category, so it is not immediately clear what Hardy was caught with.
In terms of pure talent, Hardy is arguably the most fearsome defensive free agent in the NFL. Of course, it is his off-the-field baggage that has left him without a job. Hardy’s well-publicized domestic violence incident kept him out of the game for most of 2014 and the first quarter of the 2015 season. In 12 games for the Cowboys last season, Hardy totaled 35 tackles, six sacks, an interception, and a forced fumble. While those aren’t bad numbers by any means, they weren’t in line with Hardy’s previous work. Between 2011 and 2013, the former sixth-round pick averaged 56 tackles and 10 sacks a season.
Hardy was already facing an uphill battle to get back into the NFL, but that possibility seems more remote than ever.
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Put a fork in him-he’s done
Maybe Vince McMahon will sign him
Quick..spin a story about the Police!
Haha. Nice.
Cocaine, heroine, oxycodone, ketamine, hydrocodone, and methamphetamine are group 1 according to the website of a Texas lawyer.
Marijuana?
So much talent flushed down the drain ! What a Loser !!!
Football players are so stupid