NFL Round-up; May 12, 2008

The entire Baltimore Ravens roster was involved in a training camp brawl Saturday. The fight started after two players started throwing punches at each other following a play and others rushed on the field.

Former NFL lineman Luis Sharpe was sentenced to 6 years in prison for a series of drug offenses. The ex-Arizona Cardinal played in three Pro Bowls during his career.

New England Patriots defensive back Willie Andrews pleaded guilty to marijuana possession. He won't face prison time but still faces punishment from the league.

Houston Texans offensive lineman Charles Spencer was able to practice with the team for the first time in two years. He broke his leg in the third quarter of his second game in 2006; an injury that nearly ended his career.

The Green Bay Packers released receiver Koren Robinson on Friday. Robinson, who was signed in 2006, served a year-long suspension for a variety of alcohol related incidents and failed to be anything more than a back up for the team.

Cocaine possession charges were dropped against Denver Broncos defensive tackle Marcus Thomas. He was arrested in March but prosecutors never charged him and the case was eventually abandoned.