A Green Bay Packers player was reportedly arrested on multiple charges in Georgia, according to 13 WMAZ in Macon.

Montravius Adams, a 24-year-old defensive lineman, was reportedly arrested following a traffic stop on Tuesday. He’s reportedly facing three charges.

The former Auburn Tigers star was reportedly arrested on possession of marijuana, driving without insurance and driving with a suspended registration.

WMAZ had more details on what happened on Tuesday night:

It says the deputy stopped a driver, identified as 24-year-old Montravius Adams, for a suspended registration and no insurance.

During the traffic stop, the deputy reported smelling marijuana and a probable cause search found less than an ounce of marijuana.

Adams was arrested and taken to the Houston County jail for processing. He is formally charged with possession of marijuana, driving without insurance and driving with a suspended registration.

Adams was the No. 93 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft out of Auburn. He was a standout player for the Tigers while in college.

The defensive lineman was a first-team All-SEC player his final season. He was a part of the Tigers’ conference title team in 2013.

Adams has 33 career NFL tackles with 1.5 sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery.

The Packers’ defensive lineman was reportedly in jail for two hours before bonding out.

NFL player Trevor Davis has been charged with making “criminal threats” after joking about explosives at airport security in Los Angeles.

The Green Bay Packers wide receiver asked a female companion if she “remembered to pack the explosives?” when he was being asked routine security questions, police said.

Davis, 24, has been released on bail pending a court appearance.

The Packers said they were “aware of the matter involving Trevor Davis”.

“Trevor Davis checked in at the Hawaiian Airlines ticket counter and was asked the usual questions about whether he was carrying any aerosol cans, knives, weapons or explosives,” Los Angeles Airport Police spokesman Rob Pedregon told ESPN.

“Davis turned to his female companion and asked if she remembered to pack the explosives. He was then taken into custody and booked.

“We are in the process of gathering more information and will refrain from making any further comment as it is an ongoing legal matter,” the Packers said.