Case Against Buffalo Bills Running Back LeSean McCoy Closed

Last week authorities in Pennsylvania decided not to charge Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy and three other men in disturbance in a Philadelphia bar.  Then earlier this week the NFL issued a statement that they've reviewed the case and no further action will be taken.

Prosecutors concluded there wasn't enough evidence to prove who among those involved was the initial aggressor or whether they were acting in self defense. Two off-duty Philadelphia police officers were injured in the dispute over a bottle of champagne and needed hospital treatment.

Now that he's been cleared of any charges it means that McCoy will be free to join the team when training camp at St. John Fisher College begins later this month.  McCoy did miss some spring workouts with an ankle injury.