New York ? Tank Johnson is the latest NFL player to feel the impact of commissioner Roger Goodell’s crackdown on off-field misbehavior. The Chicago Bears’ defensive tackle was suspended Monday for the first eight games of the 2007 NFL season, the third player sidelined this offseason under Goodell’s toughened personal-conduct policy.

Johnson, who recently spent two months in the Cook County jail for violating probation on a gun charge, joins Tennessee’s Adam “Pacman” Jones, suspended for the entire season, and Cincinnati’s Chris Henry, out eight games.