Richie Incognito will never play as a Miami Dolphin again

(UPI) -- Already indefinitely suspended from the Miami Dolphins, it seems Richie Incognito may never again put on the teal and orange.

Incognito was suspended after allegations surfaced that he had sent threatening and racist messages to teammate Jonathan Martin. Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reported those allegations have been confirmed, as the club has been presented with the voicemails.

"He's done," a ranking club source told Salguero. "There are procedures in place and everyone wants to be fair. The NFL is involved. But from a club perspective he'll never play another game here."

Incognito allegedly sent Martin a number of anonymous text messages and voicemails that were so threatening that Martin took a leave of absence for his emotional and mental health, missing practices and games for the Dolphins.

1: Richie Incognito left this VM for Jonathan Martin in April 2013: "Hey, wassup, you half n----- piece of (expletive)...

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 4, 2013

There are several instances of threats as well, sources said, and overall disturbing exchanges, including one in which Incognito refers to defecating in Martin's mouth.

2. More Incognito to Martin: "I saw you on Twitter, you been training ten weeks. (I want to) (expletive) in your (expl) mouth....

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 4, 2013

4. Incognito to Martin, all on same VM in April 2013: "(Expletive) you, you're still a rookie. I'll kill you."

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 4, 2013

Incognito also made threatening comments about tracking down Martin's family members and harming them, according to reports.

Incognito has not yet defended himself against the claims as he awaits his full NFL review. Salguero reported that regardless of the investigation, Incognito will not be welcome in the Miami locker room and will not play for the team.

Incognito will be an unrestricted free agent after this year, so the team will not have to officially cut him. Instead, they could deactivate him or continue his suspension through the remainder of the season.