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Ex-Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent has been released from jail, finishing his six-month sentence early. Brent was convicted of intoxication manslaughter for the car crash that killed teammate Jerry Brown in December 2012. The 26-year-old retired from the NFL last July. [AP]...

Ex-Cowboys DT Josh Brent Guilty Of Intoxication ManslaughterA jury found Josh Brent guilty today of intoxication manslaughter for the 2012 high-speed accident that killed his teammate Jerry Brown. ...

The loss of Jerry Brown: The NFL Today aired a segment on Thanksgiving about last year's car accident that killed Dallas Cowboys player Jerry Brown and put teammate Josh Brent in jail for intoxication manslaughter. You might tear up. [Eye On Football]...

The Cowboys announced that Josh Brent, who's awaiting trial for intoxication manslaughter because of a car crash that killed a teammate, has retired. [Dallas Morning News] ...

Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent, awaiting trial for intoxication manslaughter for the death of a teammate, had returned to jail June 27 after twice testing positive for marijuana use. A judge yesterday granted his release. He remains on the Cowboys' roster....

Josh Brent Won't Be Allowed On The Cowboys' Sideline For The Rest Of The Season

Josh Brent is facing charges of intoxication manslaughter from the Dec. 8 car crash that killed teammate Jerry Brown. But on Sunday, there he was, standing on the sideline for the Cowboys' game against the Steelers. Brent's teammates wanted him there, and they had been encouraged by Brown's mother. ...

Cowboys Brass Had No Idea Josh Brent Would Be On The Sidelines

Josh Brent was drunk when he flipped his car, killing teammate and friend Jerry Brown. So it created a little mental dissonance to see him on the sidelines at Cowboys Stadium just a week later, cheering on Dallas during their win over Pittsburgh. Now it comes out that owner Jerry Jones and head coac...

Josh Brent's Blood Alcohol Content Was More Than Twice The Legal Limit When He Flipped His Car

Irving police arrested Cowboys DT Josh Brent for "intoxication manslaughter," so we knew that he was under the influence when he flipped his car in the crash that ultimately led to Jerry Brown's death. Now, the Dallas Morning News reports that Brent's BAC was .18, more than twice the legal limit, ro...