NFL wide receiver Michael Floyd is hours away from getting out of the Arizona jail where he’s been locked up for almost a month … but he ain’t exactly about to be a free man.
TMZ Sports has learned Floyd is scheduled to be released on 3/11 — but he’ll almost immediately begin the next phase of his punishment for his extreme DUI case … house arrest.
We’re told Floyd…
New England Patriots wide receiver Michael Floyd pleaded guilty to extreme DUI on Thursday and was sentenced to jail, according to court documents obtained by NFL.com. More
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New England Patriots wide receiver Michael Floyd was sentenced to 120 days in jail for his December DUI arrest in Scottsdale, Arizona.
According to Jonathan Roy of Fox 10, Floyd will serve 24 days of his sentence at the Maricopa County Jail in Phoenix and the other 96 days in home detention. He was also sentenced to 30 hours of community service and fined $5,115.99.
Per Roy, Floyd pleaded guilty to one count of extreme DUI on Thursday, and the other six counts against him were dropped.
Floyd,…
Wide receiver Michael Floyd met reporters on Thursday for the first time since he joined the Patriots as a waiver claim last week and he faced questions about the DUI arrest that led him to the waiver wire in the first place.
Floyd was arrested in Arizona on December 12 and released by the Cardinals a couple of days later. It came to light this week that…
New England Patriots WR Michael Floyd has finally commented on his disturbing DUI arrest in Arizona last week … saying simply, “Everyone makes mistakes.”
Floyd spoke with reporters at his locker moments ago and said, “I think in life, everyone makes mistakes. I couldn’t be in a better position right now with this team.”
He added, “I understand what happened last week was last week and I’m excited about my…