Elliott has filed an appeal for a speeding ticket he received in April in which he was booked for driving 100 mph in a 70 mph zone, Valerie Wigglesworth of The Dallas Morning News reports.
While in and of itself the speeding ticket doesn't seem like a big deal, the news comes on the heels of reports that Elliott might get a suspension stemming from a domestic-violence allegation last July as well as an altercation at a bar over the weekend in which there's conflicting testimony about whether the running back threw a punch. Even if the commissioner's office clears him on the DV charge, a rap on the knuckles for "conduct unbecoming the league" could well be coming, given his inability to stay out of the headlines.