Terrence Cody’s alligator reacting to the Ravens’ blown leads in the AFC Divisional Playoffs in this picture.
Former Baltimore Ravens DT Terrence Cody, who has been indicted for animal abuse, has now been charged with possession of marijuana and an alligator.
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Cody reportedly turned himself into police custody and paid the $10,000 bail.
A 2nd round draft pick out of Alabama in 2010, Cody has played in 57 career games at the NT position, with 21 career starts. He has no career sacks but started all 16 games in 2011, recording 39 tackles that season.
Cody’s contract was due to expire at the conclusion of the 2014 season, but in a year where the Ravens have had so many PR problems stemming from the Ray Rice incident, the team decided to just release him.
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