The video posted just hours before the offensive tackle's first-round selection is now for sale, with proceeds going to charity.
HOUSTON, Texas -- The day before the 2022 NFL draft begins, Texans left tackle Laremy Tunsil tweeted that he's moving past his draft night incident by minting a non-fungible token of his"infamous gas mask video."
Just before the start of the draft in 2016, a video of him smoking marijuana out of a gas mask was posted on his Twitter account. Tunsil, who was projected as the draft's top offensive tackle, slid down the draft board and was eventually drafted by the Miami Dolphins with the 13th pick.SEE MORE:"Man, it was a mistake," Tunsil said at that time."You know, it happened years ago. Like I said before, somebody hacked my Twitter account. That's how it got on there, man.
Tunsil tweeted that a portion of the proceeds from the 1 of 1 NFT will benefit The Last Prisoner Project, which supports those incarcerated for cannabis offenses.
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