Donte Stallworth, a wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns, has been suspended for the entire 2009 NFL season for killing a pedestrian while driving drunk. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell informed Stallworth of his decision in a letter.

A Miami judge ruled Browns receiver Donte Stallworth may work out with a strength coach while under house arrest, agreeing it was part of his job. Circuit Judge Dennis Murphy granted Stallworth's motion, which will allow him to stay in shape while sitting out the indefinite suspension the NFL handed

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth tested positive for marijuana following a fatal traffic accident in Miami, the Miami Herald reported Wednesday. The newspaper said law enforcement sources reported that a trace of pot turned up in blood tests that have not yet been released to the public. Stallworth is serving a one-month jail sentence for DUI manslaughter after running over 59-year-old Mario Reyes on the MacArthur Causeway in March.

The NFL Thursday handed Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth an indefinite suspension for an alcohol-related violation that killed a man this year. Stallworth received a 30-day jail sentence and 10 years probation Tuesday when he entered a guilty plea in a DUI manslaughter charge, as part of a plea agreement in Miami.

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth pleaded guilty in Miami Tuesday to DUI manslaughter and will serve one month in jail. Stallworth also received 10 years probation as part of a reported plea agreement. He had initially pleaded not guilty on June 4 and was facing a sentence of 4-to-15 years in prison if convicted on the charge, which stems from an accident on March 14 when he struck and killed a pedestrian with his vehicle. In addition to the jail time and probation, the Miami Herald reported that Stallworth will also have to perform 1,000 hours of community service and serve two years of his probation term in house arrest.