Former Dallas Cowboy Joseph Randle was sentenced to five years probation by a Kansas judge, according to KSNW.
Randle, the troubled Cowboys' former backup, was found guilty of a number of chargers, including aggravated battery and criminal threat in April of 2017.
He hit three people with his car while leaving a party.
His probation can be terminated after 36 months for good behavior.
The judge also ordered him to pay $3,000 in restitution and gave him a curfew, which runs from midnight to 6 a.m., according to KSNW.
Prosecutors said Randle has several other pending cases.
For two he pleaded "guilty" to misdemeanors; the other two he pleaded "no contest" to felonies.
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He is expected to be sentenced for those on Aug. 17, 2018.
