Oakland Raiders cornerback Daryl Worley was sentenced to three days in jail and two years of probation in June after pleading guilty to firearms and resisting arrest charges stemming from an incident in April, per Pennsylvania court records. Worley was only subjected to three days of jail time following the April incident that ultimately forced the Eagles to release him, but he still faces a two-year probation sentence. According to multiple reports Saturday, Worley pleaded guilty on June 18 to three counts following his April arrest in Philadelphia and was sentenced to three days in jail and two years of probation. Worley will likely be disciplined by the NFL under its personal conduct policy, but he told reporters last week that he hasn't heard from the league yet. Worley was arrested April 15 and charged with six offenses, including driving under the influence, possession of an instrument of crime and resisting arrest following an incident near the Philadelphia Eagles' training facilities. “Really just letting the coaches and the players around me just make their imprint. Worley was acquired by the Eagles from the Carolina Panthers for receiver Torrey Smith at the start of free agency in March and was expected to add depth to their secondary. The Raiders knew about the events as they signed him just over one week after the incident, but he'll remain subject to potential discipline from the league as well.
Oakland Raiders cornerback Daryl Worley is sentenced to three days in jail and two years of probation in June after pleading guilty to firearms and resisting arrest charges stemming from an incident in April.