Terrell Suggs is, without a doubt, on the Baltimore Ravens' Mt. Rushmore for defensive players. The seven-time Pro Bowler is the franchise's all-time leader in sacks and the NFL leader in tackles for a loss.

Terrell Suggs, the former Baltimore Ravens linebacker, pleaded guilty Thursday to a disorderly conduct charge, according to Arizona court records. Suggs, 42, entered his guilty plea to the single “reduced” charge during a Thursday pre-trial hearing in Maricopa County Superior Court.

The incident occurred when the former Cardinal linebacker and another driver argued whether Sugg's Range Rover hit the other driver's vehicle.

Terrell Suggs, former Baltimore Ravens defensive end, had to appear before the authorities after a road altercation with a person in Arizona. In recent days, the Maricopa County Su

Former NFL star Terrell Suggs entered a guilty plea Thursday in regards to his Starbucks threat case from last March. According to TMZ, Suggs pleaded guilty in Maricopa County Court to one count of disorderly conduct after cutting a deal with prosecutors.

A new report shares details on Terrell Suggs' legal case following his 2024 arrest for an incident at a Starbucks.

Former ASU star Terrell Suggs changed his plea for when he flashed a gun during an argument at a Scottsdale Starbucks last year

Police arrested Suggs in April and charged with a felony disorderly conduct involving a weapon and misdemeanor intimidation.He pleaded not guilty and insisted the other driver was the instigator.On Thursday,

Baltimore Ravens icon Terrell Suggs, appearing at the Maricopa County Superior Court in Arizona, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for flashing a gun during a brief skirmish in a Starb