A Buffalo Bills player has been suspended by the NFL. The suspension is for three games and is due to a violation of the league's substances of abuse policy.
The player involved is Phidarian Mathis, a defensive tackle for the Buffalo Bills. This suspension was announced on a Friday.
Further details on the suspension can be found in the Galveston County Daily News, which reported on the NFL's decision to suspend Mathis for violating the substances of abuse policy.
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