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Jack Crisp, an Australian Football League (AFL) player for Collingwood Football Club, is currently under investigation following the emergence of a leaked video on social media. The video shows a man scrolling through several Snapchat images, some of which feature Crisp above messages that reference illicit substances.
The Collingwood Football Club has released a statement acknowledging the video's existence and stating that they are working with the AFL to investigate the situation further before providing any updates.
Crisp has an impressive record in the AFL, having played 203 games in his career and currently holding the record for playing in 191 consecutive matches. This streak dates back to 2014 when he played for the Brisbane Lions, and it is the highest total of any player currently in the league.
However, Crisp has faced disciplinary action in the past. In 2014, while still at the Brisbane Lions, he was fined $5000 and ordered to undergo counseling for placing bets totaling $129 on the AFL.
The leaked video's age is currently unknown, and it is also unclear whether the graphic images in the video are of Crisp. The last two images show a man standing, but his face is not visible.
It is worth noting that the Collingwood Football Club has previously dealt with a drug scandal involving one of their players. Earlier this year, young star Jack Ginnivan was banned for the first two rounds of the season after admitting to taking an illicit substance in a nightclub cubicle.
Despite this latest development, Collingwood Football Club is set to face the Brisbane Lions on Thursday night in what promises to be an intriguing clash. Crisp, who was named Collingwood's best and fairest in the past two seasons, was in the running to replace Scott Pendlebury as captain last year but missed out to Darcy Moore.
