Derrius Guice

Guice was released by the Football Team last August after horrific details of alleged domestic violence emerged. It was then revealed that Guice was twice accused of rape at LSU. Guice, who missed his entire 2019 rookie season with an MCL injury, likely won't ever play pro football again. 

A Virginia judge subsquently dismissed the charges against Guice, who was released by Washington last August after being charged with three counts of assault and battery, destruction of property, and one count of strangulation. Guice, 23, a second round pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, could have faced prison time if he had been convicted. Guice has played five regular season games in the NFL and is unlikely to catch on with another team this summer. 

The paper reports LSU was informed of the allegations, but that "the school does not appear to have investigated." Thanks in part to USA Today, it appears the Washington Football Team found out earlier this month before Guice was charged with domestic violence and subsequently released. The team was conducting its own investigation, one that likely would have resulted in Guice's release even without the new allegations. 23-year-old Guice will never play NFL football again. 

Washington released Guice after he was arrested for domestic violence. Guice will face a lengthy suspension if a team is willing to take the PR hit and sign the running back. It's unlikely that he gets a second chance until his current charges are settled, and Guice came into the league already with off the field issues. Most, if not all, teams will have zero interest.