Teammates staying in a condo with an unidentified Packers player who faces sexual assault allegations said they're frustrated that their names are linked to the incident.
Authorities in Lake Delton, Wis., said Sunday no additional information would be released involving the claims of two women against a player staying at a resort condo early Saturday morning. Six other players are cleared of criminal activity.
Authorities, the Packers and Packers teammates declined to name the player involved. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, citing unidentified sources, reported the player is second-year cornerback Brandon Underwood.
Police Chief Tom Dorner said he would turn over results of the investigation to the district attorney Monday or Tuesday to consider charges.
"I am upset that we didn't do anything and our names get thrown out there," backup quarterback Matt Flynn told reporters in Appleton. "We went and answered as many questions as possible and tried to get it rectified as quickly as possible."
The other players cleared were linebackers Clay Matthews and Brad Jones, fullback Korey Hall, guard Josh Sitton and safety Khalil Jones. Several of those players participated in a celebrity softball game on Sunday, two days after Matthews hosted a charity golf event in Wisconsin Dells on Friday.
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Altidore tests injured ankle Jozy Altidore ran sprint after sprint while a fitness coach looked on.
He was held out of Saturday's exhibition victory over Australia, three days after spraining his right ankle in training, and he tested the joint as the United States held a light workout in Pretoria, South Africa, in front of about 350 invited children from several groups.