A judge in Ohio recently sentenced Cam Taylor-Britt, a cornerback for the Cincinnati Bengals, to five days in jail following a driving incident near the team's stadium. The professional athlete reached a plea deal for reckless driving and operating a vehicle without a valid license, though the judge mandated he begin his sentence immediately rather than performing community service. Despite his lawyer's attempts to delay the term, Taylor-Britt surrendered to the court while using crutches due to a recent foot surgery. The legal trouble coincides with a difficult professional period for the player, who was recently placed on injured reserve and is approaching free agency. During the hearing, he expressed remorse for his actions, yet the court emphasized the danger his behavior posed to the public. This development adds uncertainty to his future in the NFL as he considers seeking a fresh start with a different team.