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Is this for active players or past players as well? Also, what about players that played for two teams that have been jailed (Brandon Browner)? Does it count as one for New England and Seattle?
Do you mean currently active then no. Most of the Bengals arrests are before 2010 but they were active players at the time. And most of those were DUIs.
The way I read it was all players for that team active or not, specifically to when they were on that particular team.
I think this relates to while players are active with the team. Too messy to track after they leave a team because many players are multi-team players over their lifetime.