Mark Walton

Walton hasn't appeared in a game since getting waived by the Dolphins last November. His latest suspension will keep him out of the league for the rest of this season. Walton made four starts for Miami last year and is only 23, but he's a longshot to resurface.

Walton was accused of punching his pregnant girlfriend "several times in the face and head" back in November after discovering he was the father. He was arrested five times on separate charges in a span of 12 months dating back to February when he got into a verbal dispute with the mother of his child. (No clue if it's the same woman.) A real upstanding citizen -- sarcasm font -- Walton was cut by the Dolphins after the November incident and shouldn't be getting any phone calls anytime soon, or ever again, from NFL teams.

Walton, who has been arrested five times in the last year, was cut by the Dolphins in November due to a separate incident with the law. The 22-year-old recently concluded a four-game ban for violating the NFL's conduct and substance abuse policy in December, but it now looks possible that another suspension could be in line. Walton's continued legal issues serve to make his chances of earning an opportunity with a new team increasingly unlikely.

This suspension was due to conduct over the summer, but Walton was cut by the Dolphins following a separate incident in November. He likely won't be picked up again this year considering another suspension appears imminent.