is cleared to resume his football career -- the NFLer was just sentenced to one day behind bars in his insider trading case on Thursday.
The 30-year-old pled guilty in 2018 for handing over cash and NFL tickets to a Goldman Sachs analyst for private info that made him $1.2 million in profit ... and was facing up to 25 years in prison. After sentencing was pushed back multiple times in 2019 and 2020, Kendricks finally learned his fate -- according to
, he was handed one day in jail, 3 years supervised release, a $100k fine and 300 community service hours.The former linebacker has been in the league since 2012 -- logging in 19 sacks, 7 forced fumbles and 4 interceptions ... plus winning the Super Bowl in 2018 with the Eagles. He's also played for the Browns, Seahawks ... and last signed with the Washington Football Team in December 2020.
1 day!
IMPORTANT ‼️ to you to been scare to god ! And its real IMPORTANT to you to all know that god is great bad in he is baal ! He not ACCEPT begging ! Said to ypur child for to future !
This is fair considering congressmen and congresswomen do it on the reg 🤷♂️
Least heinous felony I’ve seen from the NFL national felony league
I believe inside trading happens all the time
Hmmmm..... no comment...smh
Yet congress and Senate go Scott free Thats how they become millionaires on $176,000 a year
And what would an average citizen get?
Hey why's SpeakerPelosi still free roaming around?
He should of went into politics, insider trading is legal there.
I wonder how Martha Stewart feels about that.
What did MarthaStewart get?
100k fine, community service, and probation? sounds like a bargain.
Hopefully that one day teaches him a lesson...
SUM OF DESE PPL NEED 2 STAY IN SKOOL CUS DEY BE ACTIN STUPID
Why doesn't he have to give up the whole loot that he illegally obtained!!?
1 day in jail?💀
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