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Redskins add receiver to the practice squad
The Redskins signed receiver Ray Small to their practice squad this week, taking the place made available when running back Keiland Williams was elevated to the 53-man roster last Saturday. Williams took the place of receiver Devin Thomas, who was cut.
Small, a 5-foot-11, 180-pound rookie from Ohio State, spent the preseason with Minnesota but was cut after playing in two preseason games in which he caught four passes for 43 yards.
"It's a blessing, because I thought it was over," Small said. "I thought it was over for me."
Small played sporadically at Ohio State and was suspended multiple times for academic issues. He finished his career with 61 catches for 693 yards and three touchdowns.
"They told me I have an opportunity," Small said. "That's basically all a player needs is an opportunity. Hopefully I come in, show them what I can do, show them my work ethic and hopefully get bumped up."
Youuuuuu might not want to show them that, Ray."They told me I have an opportunity," Small said. "That's basically all a player needs is an opportunity. Hopefully I come in, show them what I can do, show them my work ethic and hopefully get bumped up."
The Indianapolis Colts signed cornerback David Pender and wide receiver Ray Small to the practice squad.
Pender was previously with the Baltimore Ravens' practice squad this season.
Pender is a former Purdue player who was cut by the Philadelphia Eagles on Sept. 3. He went undrafted this spring.
Pender deflected 33 career passes at Purdue, second behind Steve Jackson's all-time record.
A three-year starter, Pender recorded 129 career tackles and three interceptions.
Small was most recently with the Washington Redskins.
Colts sign Kole Heckendorf to practice squad, cut Ray Small Wide receiver
signed Aaron Wilson
November 19, 2010
The Indianapolis Colts have signed wide receiver Kole Heckendorf to the practice squad, according to a league source with knowledge of the situation.
The Colts cut wide receiver Ray Small to make room for Heckendorf.
Ray Small ran a 4.37 as he tries to latch on to a team after failing to stick with the Vikings and Redskins last year.
Former OSU player arrested for drug possession
by By Sarah Hawley
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PORTLAND ? A former Ohio State University football player was arrested in Meigs County on Sunday evening by the Ohio State Highway Patrol after he was allegedly found to be in the possession of over 200 suspected Oxycontin tablets.
Raymond Small, 24, Columbus, was arrested at 5:56 p.m. on Sunday by Trooper James Trelka of the Gallia-Meigs Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol near mile post 24 on U.S. 33. Mile post 24 is approximately 3.5 miles west of the William S. Ritchie (Ravenswood) Bridge.
According to Sgt. Barry Call of the Gallia-Meigs Post, Small was found with 243 pills believed to be Oxycontin, an undisclosed amont of suspected heroin, some hand-rolled marijuana cigarettes and a loaded 25 caliber pistol.
Small was scheduled to appear in Meigs County Court on Monday and is reportedly being charged with the possession of a schedule II narcotic. Further charges are pending.
As of press time, Small had been released from the Meigs County Jail.
Legal file: Ex-Ohio State receiver indicted on drugs, weapons charges
FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS SATURDAY JUNE 8, 2013
Former Ohio State receiver Ray Small has been indicted by a Meigs County grand jury after his Feb. 12 arrest on drugs and weapon charges.
Small, 26, who lives in Columbus, appeared in Meigs County Common Pleas Court for arraignment in mid-May. He is charged with two counts of aggravated possession of drugs, along with carrying a concealed weapon.
According to the indictment, Small was in possession of 117 bundles of heroin and 243 oxycodone tablets. He also had a loaded .25-caliber pistol.
A trial date has been set for Aug. 8.
The warning signs were there from the beginning. His dad won't be able to intervene in a criminal matter the way he did with the coaching staff. What could have been, he had NFL talent.Taosman;2344544; said:Only 24 and in this much trouble. Kid is just throwing his life away. Sad. :(