Gwinnett County police charged the 34-year-old Milloy with DUI and speeding.
Under the league's substance abuse policy and program, a DUI conviction could result in Milloy getting tested, evaluated and treated for alcoholism. Commissioner Roger Goodell and the Falcons also could impose fines, but Smith gave no details.
Milloy issued a one-sentence statement through his lawyer Manny Arora, apologizing to the team, his family, and Falcons fans. The four-time Pro Bowl selection helped New England win its first Super Bowl in February 2002.
The Falcons (1-1) fell to Tampa Bay 24-9 this past Sunday and play host to Kansas City this weekend.
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