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Former Green Bay Packers Linebacker Sentenced To 30-Months In Federal Prison On Disturbing Charges
Once a rising football star, John Leake entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2004. Over three seasons, he played in 25 games and recorded 17 tackles. Now, instead of game plans, he faces years in a federal prison cell, paying the price for a financial playbook built on fraud.
Ex-NFL linebacker who played briefly with the Green Bay Packers sentenced in Ponzi scheme
Leake, a linebacker, played three games with the Packers later in the 2005 season. Green Bay signed him after linebacker Brady Poppinga was injured in December and out for the rest of the season. Leake played special teams and had four tackles.
Stokes, a cornerback, will sign a 1-year, $4 million contract with the Raiders, according to NFL Network. It’s a ...
The Green Bay Packers concluded their 2024 regular season with an impressive 11-6 record, securing the No. 7 seed in the NFC. Yet, their playoff journey was brief as they were eliminated in the ...
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