Free agent running back Travis Henry has been suspended by the NFL for at least one year, according to NFL.com. The league announced eleven free-agent suspensions on Sunday, including Henry. Receiving puncishment are the following players: Adrian Awason, DE, 4 games; Jonathan Clinkscale, G, 4 games; Tony Gonzalez, WR, 4 games; Mario Haggan, LB, 4 games; Travis Henry, RB, at least one year; Luke Petitgout, T, 4 games; Dexter Reid, DB, 4 games; Darrion Scott, DE, 3 games; E.J. Underwood, DB, 4 games; Jimmy Williams, DB, 5 games; and Cedrick Wilson, WR, 1 game.

The NFL has suspended New England Patriots' running back Kevin Faulk for one game for violating the league's substance abuse policy, according to Associated Press. He will miss the team's season-opener against Kansas City. Faulk had 47 catches for 383 yards and one touchdown in 2007. He also had 62 rushes for 265 yards.

Minnesota left tackle Bryant McKinnie has been suspended by the NFL for the first four games of the season for violating the league's personal conduct policy, according to Star-Tribune. The suspension began on Friday and will last until Sept. 29. McKinnie will first be able to play in Week Five against the Saints on Oct. 6. McKinnie will forfeit $764,706 of his base salary of $3.25 million. He received a seven-year contract extension worth about $48.5 million in 2006.

Broncos' wide receiver Brandon Marshall will reportedly receive a three-game suspension for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy, according to The Rocky Mountain News. The story was initially reported on Sunday night during NBC's coverage of the annual Hall of Fame Game between the Redskins and Colts. If suspended, Marshall can keep practicing with the team until the week before the first regular-season game.

The Panthers have suspended Steve Smith two games for his involvement in a training camp fight with Ken Lucas, as reported by the Associated Press. Smith will participate in pre-season games and be allowed to practice with the team beginning Monday.

Ravens' cornerback Fabian Washington on Friday was suspended for the regular-season opener for violating the NFL?s personal conduct policy, as reported by Yahoo.com. In February, Washington was arrested on a charge of domestic battery. According to the police report, an argument with his girlfriend turned physical.