The NFL has upheld Denzel Perryman’s two-game suspension for repeated health and safety violations, as confirmed by NFL spokesperson Michael Signora. The suspension follows an incident where Perryman was penalized for unnecessary roughness after striking Cowboys receiver Ryan Flournoy in the helmet while he was down. Perryman, a 33-year-old linebacker, has played 10 games this season, recording 47 tackles and previously played for the Chargers, Panthers, and Raiders. He is currently under contract with the Chargers after multiple deals since being drafted in 2015.
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