Jaguars’ Robinson could get PED halt

Jacksonville Jaguars player Cam Robinson can be unavailable for his franchise in several games for illegitimate work-enhancing drug use.

The league is on hold to receive the results of Cam’s 2^nd sample before announcing for how long he will be banned from the NFL. That would be the 1^st violation of the left tackle, and possible scenarios are to be held for 2, 6, or 8 matches according to the illegal item he consumed.

BREAKING: Jacksonville #Jaguars standout left tackle Cam Robinson will be suspended at the start of the 2023 season, per @_John_Shipley of @SInow.

Robinson will be suspended by the #NFL for an undisclosed amount of games for violating the league’s performance-enhancing drug… pic.twitter.com/fy3ldVJGLQ

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The Jags player will lose almost 1 million dollars for each match he is barred from playing in the National Football League.

The GM of the franchise Trent Baalke said last week that Cam would be fit for the training camp “from a health standpoint.”