LUBBOCK, Texas — Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been sentenced to five years in prison in Texas for violating terms of his probation.

A Texas prosecutor says the former San Diego Chargers quarterback and Washington State standout won’t have to serve any time behind bars in Texas because of time he’s served in Montana. Leaf, 38, violated his Texas probation when he ran afoul with the law in Montana for breaking into a home to steal prescription drugs. He pleaded guilty to felony burglary and criminal possession of a dangerous drug in 2012.

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Ryan Leaf, seen in a 2013 booking photo provided by the Montana Department of Corrections, has been sentenced to five years in prison in Texas for violating terms of his probation. The Associated Press

Leaf’s attorney, Bill Kelly III, said the Texas judge gave Leaf credit retroactively for his Montana prison time. Leaf has been granted parole but has not been released.

He was a quarterbacks coach for Division II West Texas A&M.