Von Miller was arrested on Sunday at the Centennial Gun Club for failure to appear warrant.

Miller did not appear at his court hearing on a charge from last October when he was cited for careless driving, driving without a license and no proof of insurance.

Miller was booked and released on Sunday on a $1,000 bond.

The NFL has been served a lawsuit by 83 former players, including Clinton Portis and Daunte Culpepper.

The suit was filed on Tuesday in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Portis recently said that he played through concussions on repeated occasions.

The NFL is now facing dozens of suits with more than 4,500 plaintiffs.

Zygi Wilf, owner of the Minnesota Vikings, could be forced to pay tens of millions of dollars to former business partners in a two-decade old civil case.

New Jersey judge Deanne Wilson has ruled that Zygi Wilf, his brother Mark and their cousin Leonard committed fraud and breach of contract while violating the state's racketeering statute (also known as RICO).

The plaintiffs have asked for $51 million in compensation.

The Star Tribune reported that the case will have no impact on the Vikings or their plans to build a new stadium.

Roger Goodell spoke publicly for the first time about Aaron Hernandez's murder charge this week.

"It's a black eye," Goodell said. "You never want to see your players involved with anything off the field or criminal in any nature, and this is deeply troubling ... to see this kind of behavior. It is something we are not proud of.

"The Patriots obviously reacted very quickly and decisively, and now it's up to Aaron ... and he's going to be facing the criminal process," Goodell went on. "In the meantime, what we have to do is do everything we can to help our young people make the right decisions and evaluate our people when they're coming into the league. And make sure to do everything to avoid these kind of situations."