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   From: idiots@cleveland.com   
      
   Cleveland Browns offensive line Greg Robinson was arrested   
   Monday near the U.S.-Mexico border after allegedly being found   
   with "a lot of marijuana," according to a report.   
      
   Robinson was federally charged with possession with intent to   
   distribute, TMZ Sports reported. He was stopped at the Sierra   
   Blanca border checkpoint and was still in custody, according to   
   the site.   
      
   It wasn’t clear how much marijuana was allegedly in Robinson’s   
   possession. The checkpoint is in Texas and just a few miles from   
   the border.   
      
   The Browns have not commented on the reported arrest.   
      
   In this May 22, 2019, file photo, Cleveland Browns' Greg   
   Robinson walks off the field during an NFL football organized   
   team activity session at the team's training facility in Berea,   
   Ohio. (AP)   
      
   Robinson, 27, signed a one-year, $5.5 million contract extension   
   with the Browns prior to the 2019 season. Cleveland had no   
   intention of re-signing him this coming season, according to the   
   Cleveland Plain-Dealer.   
      
   Robinson played three seasons with the Los Angeles Rams before   
   playing for the Detroit Lions and the Browns. The Rams selected   
   Robinson with the No. 2 pick of the 2014 draft out of Alabama.   
      
   According to Spotrac, Robinson has made more than $29 million in   
   his playing career. However, he never made a Pro Bowl appearance   
   nor was he an All-Pro selection.   
      
   He played 15 games for the Browns during the 2019 season and   
   started 14 of them. He was fined in Week 2 for kicking Tennessee   
   Titans’ Kenny Vaccaro.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/sports/cleveland-browns-greg-robinson-   
   drug-marijuana-arrest-border   
       
      
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