Raiders WR Michael Crabtree's Suspension Reduced by NFL

Michael Crabtree will in fact be eligible to play Dec. 10 against the Chiefs after the league reduced his suspension on Tuesday.

Broncos CB Aqib Talib also had his suspension reduced to one game by the league.

Crabtree and Talib were both suspended two games without pay on Monday for their roles in a brawl between the Raiders and Broncos on Sunday.

The Raiders' wide receiver will sit out Sunday's game against the New York Giants.

The news was first reported by ESPN.

Appeals officer Derrick Brooks reduced suspension of Michael Crabtree from 2 games to 1 game. Appeals officer James Thrash reduced suspension of Aqib Talib from 2 games to 1 game. Brooks & Thrash jointly appointed by NFL &NFLPA— Michael Signora (@NFLfootballinfo) November 29, 2017