The immediate future of the former receiver open the New York Giants, Plaxico Burress, is defined when the NFL commissioner, Roger Goodell, began reviewing his incident for illegal possession of firearm and shooting in which the player was injured.
In doubt his status for 2009.
Adolpho Birch, vice president of legal and political work in the NFL, reported last Friday that Burress is reviewing his case and that the commissioner could suspend him if it is determined that the recipient violated the personal conduct policy in the league.
In November 2008, the man who caught the touchdown pass of the victory of the Giants in Super Bowl XLII against the New England Patriots, was shot in the thigh in a nightclub in New York.
For this incident, Burress still faces charge for illegal possession of a weapon and could be sentenced to a sentence of up to three years and a half if he is convicted.
Goodell has the power to suspend Burress escape even though a conviction in prison. Their indefinite legal situations in the NFL and have caused several teams interested in the services of the former Steele also decided to hire him for the 2009 season, after the Giants, giving it low in April.
In his career, Burress accumulated 505 receptions for 7.845 yards and 55 touchdowns in nine seasons. The Giants had signed a contract extension with him for five years and $ 35 million in September 2008.
