Ariz. Dept. of Gaming Investigates Cardinals' Scouting Director Ryan Gold for Gambling Allegations
After the NFL indefinitely suspended scouting director Ryan Gold, Arizona Department of Gaming is now conducting a formal investigation into his alleged gambling with inside information on draft picks. The probe comes after reports suggest Gold placed parlay bets and shared confidential team data.
Golding is accused of making $50,000 in parlay wagers and sharing inside information about the team's first-round pick, Jeremiyah Love. His wife was reportedly involved with friends betting on games. The investigation highlights the risks associated with mixing work and personal finances for scouting staff.
Gold: 'I didn’t know Love would be picked until it happened.'Arizona Department of Gaming Response
A spokesperson said,