Arrested and tasered three times by Fort Lauderdale Police on Sunday, defensive end Derrick Shelby has been suspended by the Miami Dolphins.

Shelby was asked to leave Cyn Nightclub for “touching females without permission” and charged with trespassing and resisting arrest on Sunday.

“We were disappointed to learn about Derrick’s arrest,” head coach Joe Philbin said in a statement. “Everyone in this organization is held to high standards of conduct and professionalism. Based on my conversations with Derrick and the information we have thus far, Derrick will be placed on Indefinite Club Suspension. When we have completed all of the necessary diligence, we will make a final determination on his discipline.”

The FLPD first took Shelby to Broward General Hospital before booking. Police arrested Shelby because he became aggressive when he ignored “multiple verbal commands” as officers asked him to leave the club. Police used a taser on Shelby three times to get him “under control” and his booking mug shot show his lip bloodied and face bruised.

Shelby’s lawyer claims police used excessive force, causing the visible damage to his face.

–San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York denied in a television interview that Jim Harbaugh will be out as the 49ers head coach after this season.

“It’s categorically not true,” York said on The Rich Eisen Show. “I mean, Jim’s our coach. I said it clearly yesterday.”

York says the relationship between Harbaugh and general manager Trent Baalke is “very professional” and the results speak for themselves. And York doesn’t believe Harbaugh wants to leave.”

—The public image of standout Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson took another hit as the result of an in-depth report in the Minneapolis Star Tribune that includes allegations of charity and financial improprieties.

Peterson is currently banned from the NFL because of allegations of child abuse against his 4-year-old son. He is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.

—For the third time in six weeks, the Detroit Lions will have a new kicker.

Head coach Jim Caldwell that kicker Alex Henery, who missed three attempts in a three-point loss to the Bills a day earlier, was released.

The Denver Post reported that former Broncos kicker Matt Prater will be trying out on Tuesday for the Lions. The Lions have invited Jay Feely and Connor Barth to also try out Tuesday.

—Buffalo Bills cornerback Ron Brooks was discharged from the hospital after suffering a neck injury in Sunday’s 17-14 win over the Detroit Lions.

The Bills said that Brooks walked out of the hospital but did not have any further update on his status.

—Former Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren confirmed during a radio interview that he visited with Oakland Raiders officials last week, but said he “probably” would not be a candidate to be their next head coach.

—The NFL said officials in the Denver-Arizona game Sunday made the “correct” call when Broncos tight end Julius Thomas was penalized for chop blocking Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell.

NFL spokesman Michael Signora said Thomas is expected to be fined by the league in the coming days.

Campbell suffered a Grade 2 MCL sprain and is likely to miss at least a month with a knee injury.

—Detroit Lions coach Jim Caldwell said that he considered sitting wide receiver Calvin Johnson, who has been battling an ankle injury, on Sunday against the Bills.

Running back Reggie Bush also suffered an ankle injury on Sunday that could sideline him out for Sunday’s game at Minnesota.

—New York Giants running back Rashad Jennings sprained the MCL in his left knee in Sunday’s 30-20 win over the Atlanta Falcons.

Rookie Andre Williams will be counted on to carry the load while Jennings recuperated.

—New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady reiterated his support for the coaching staff, denying there is tension and saying his input into the offensive game plan has not been diminished.

An ESPN report on Sunday said there was friction between Brady and the coaches.

—The Jacksonville Jaguars apologized for their mascot using the Ebola epidemic to mock the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Terrible Towels during Sunday’s game.

The person playing Jaxson de Ville carried a Steelers’ Terrible Towel in one hand while holding up a sign with the words “Towels Carry Ebola” in an attempt to poke fun at Pittsburgh fans.

—Testing for human growth hormone began in the NFL on Monday.

The NFL will conduct 950 tests in the preseason and another 385 in the offseason. Compared to baseball, which conducts about 400 HGH tests per year, the NFL’s effort is much more thorough.

—The Indianapolis Colts signed free agent outside linebacker Victor Butler to the active roster and waived outside linebacker Chris Carter.

—New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith and a few other teammates missed team meetings Saturday night because they went to see a movie and didn’t make it back in time, according to reports.

A source told ESPN.com that Smith and the other players got “messed up” because of the three-hour difference between Eastern and Pacific time. The Jets traveled to San Diego on Friday.

—Two men were charged with felony assault in connection with an attack inside a Levi’s Stadium bathroom before the San Francisco 49ers-Kansas City Chiefs game on Sunday.

The beating was caught on camera. Two men were taken to a hospital, one with severe head injuries, according to ABC7 News of San Francisco.