http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/10117746 ST. PAUL (AP) -Retired Minnesota Vikings lineman Jim Marshall had a felony drug conviction scrubbed from his record Monday by the state Board of Pardons. Marshall, who appeared in 282 consecutive games over nearly two decades, won a pardon for his 1991 conviction on a cocaine possession charge, a clean bill of health he sought so he can travel the world without restrictions to work for a nonprofit he co-founded. Glad to see the justice system do something right. Hopefully he will have a chance to do some good work for his non profit.
