Miami Dolphins running back Mark Walton has been suspended four games for violating the NFL conduct and substance abuse policy.
The four-game league suspension, which is without pay, stems from Walton’s three offseason arrests between January and March.
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The Dolphins have been in communication with the NFL for several weeks, and they were aware a suspension was likely coming before they traded Kenyan Drake to the Arizona Cardinals for a conditional sixth-round pick last month.
Walton, who has been the Dolphins’ starting running back the past four games, will be eligible to return Dec. 2 following the team’s Week 13 game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
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He is allowed to be in the facility and attend meetings during the suspension, but he won’t practice, play or receive his salary during the next four weeks.
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