Ohio State Legendary QB & NFL Star Arrested After Cops Found "Baggie Of Powdery Substance"

Former Ohio State and NFL quarterback Terrelle Pryor was arrested in Pennsylvania after police found a baggie of a powdery substance during a May traffic stop. The authorities pulled over a black Mercedes on Mosside Boulevard for speeding, and Pryor sat in the back seat as officers approached. A rifle was on the floor, and Pryor was breathing heavily as officers asked him to exit. While Pryor produced his concealed carry permit, officers noticed a baggie of powdery substance described as suspected MDMA. The stop occurred on May 24, and police detained Pryor on drug possession allegations. Pryor, a star at Ohio State, played quarterback and wide receiver, helping the Buckeyes win Big Ten titles. The Raiders selected him in the 2011 Supplemental Draft, and his best NFL season was 2013, with 1,798 passing yards and 576 rushing yards. That year included a 93-yard quarterback run against the Steelers. He later moved to wide receiver with the Browns in 2016, finishing with 77 receptions for 1,007 yards and four touchdowns. Pryor also spent time with the Commanders, Jets, Bills and Jaguars.