Leeds United co-owner Jed York drew attention this period due to a personal legal matter. York was arrested on August 24 in Ohio after responding to an undercover police ad on a sex trafficking website, initially charged with engaging in prostitution before the charge was reduced to disorderly conduct. He pleaded no contest, receiving a fine and a short jail sentence. The NFL will review the matter under its personal conduct policy.
- Leeds United co-owner Jed York was arrested in Ohio after responding to an undercover police ad on a sex trafficking website, using a fake name and agreeing to pay $160.
- York was initially charged with engaging in prostitution and possessing criminal tools, but the prostitution charge was later reduced to disorderly conduct.
- He pleaded no contest, was fined $1,150, sentenced to two days in jail with one day credited, and ordered to forfeit $160 to a human trafficking task force.
- The NFL announced it will review the matter under its personal conduct policy.