No. 6: Robert Rozier
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Robert Rozier — a former defensive end for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1979 — is perhaps better-known for his involvement in a Florida cult and his time as a protected federal witness.
After playing in just six games, Rozier was released by the team and later joined "The Brotherhood," a Miami-based cult headed by Yahweh Ben Yahweh.
Despite pleading guilty to four murders and confessing to three more, Rozier's prison term was reduced for testifying against Yahweh.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Rozier served 10 years in prison, was freed and took the name Robert Rameses. But he soon wound up back in prison for bouncing checks, under a "three strikes" law.
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