BREAKING: Cowboys DL Robert Quinn Suspended for PED Violation
By Parker White

What an unfortunate last 24 hours it has been for Dallas Cowboys defensive end Robert Quinn.
First, he suffered a fractured hand in training camp, and now he's been suspended by the NFL for two games for violating the leagues performance-enhancing substances policy.
NFL has suspended Robert Quinn two games for violating the policy on performance-enhancing substances.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 8, 2019
Quinn's agent, Sean Kiernan, released a statement that claims his client has been suspended by the league for testing positive for a substance that is found in medication he takes for seizures.
Statement re: Robert Quinn pic.twitter.com/EY5D5KJslJ
— Sean Kiernan (@SKiernan78) August 8, 2019
Quinn had surgery to repair his fractured hand and was expected to be ready for Week 1, but now that's he's been handed a suspension, he won't be available for the first couple games.
The former first-round pick spent most of his career with the Rams before being dealt to the Miami Dolphins last year. He was then traded this offseason to Dallas for a 2020 sixth-round pick, giving the Cowboys another pass-rusher off the edge.
Now, Quinn will have plenty of time to get that hand healthy before he can help this Cowboys team.