Season likely over for DL Gill following public intoxication arrest

Published: Aug 09, 2010 at 04:07 AM

ANDERSON, Ind. -- Indianapolis Colts reserve defensive lineman John Gill isn't expected to play for the team this season after a public intoxication arrest over the weekend.

Team president Bill Polian said Monday that he expects the NFL to place Gill in a roster category that would keep him inactive this season.

Gill was arrested early Sunday after Indianapolis police found him passed out in a ditch. A police report said Gill tried to stand but kept falling over.

The 23-year-old Gill was released from jail after the charge was dropped. Gill played in two games as a rookie with the Colts last season.

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