Forbes:  “Football safety sues after audit nixes his big charitable and business deductions.   The Internal Revenue Service says Arizona Cardinals safety Antrel Rolle understated his taxable income by more than 50% during his first two years in pro football, sending him a $2.2 million bill for back taxes, interest and penalties.  The IRS claims are contained in a previously unreported lawsuit Rolle filed in U.S. Tax Court against the agency.”

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