Denver Broncos' Aqib Talib among three people shot in a Dallas night club

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Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib was at Vlive Club in Dallas, Texas
Early Sunday morning shots were fired and Talib was hit in the leg
He was transferred to Medical City Dallas Hospital in 'OK condition'
The identities and condition of the two other victims shot is still unknown

By Kalhan Rosenblatt For Dailymail.com

Published: 17:50 EST, 5 June 2016 | Updated: 23:24 EST, 5 June 2016

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An NFL player was among three people shot in a Dallas, Texas, night club early Sunday morning.

Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib was at Vlive Club when the shooting occurred, according to FOX 4.

The 30-year-old was transferred to Medical City Dallas Hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg.

Patrick Smyth, a spokesman for the Denver Broncos, tweeted that Talib was in stable condition and that he had talked to the player.

'We've spoken with Aqib Talib, who is being treated at a Dallas hospital for a gunshot wound to his leg. He's OK & we're gathering more info,' Smyth wrote in his tweet.

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Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib (pictured) was at Vlive Club in Dallas when he was shot along with two other people

Patrick Smyth, a spokesman for the Denver Broncos, tweeted that Talib (pictured) was doing 'OK' after being taken to the hospital

Reporter Jeff Darlington tweeted at 1.32pm that Talib had beed released from the hospital and the Medical City Hospital confirmed no one with that name was admitted to their facility

Talib was admitted to the hospital after being brought to the emergency room.

Reporter Jeff Darlington tweeted at 1.32pm that Talib had beed released from the hospital.

'I just spoke to Medical City Hospital, and they tell me Aqib Talib was released from the emergency room today and is no longer in hospital,' he wrote in his tweet.

Talib has an offseason home in Dallas, according to ESPN.com.

The identities of the other victims of the shooting are still unknown, as is there condition, KVUE reported.

The identities of the other victims of the shooting are still unknown but it is believed the shooting was accidental

It's also unknown if there were any arrests made in connection to the shooting or if any of those shot knew the shooter.

However, the shooting appears to have been 'accidental', a source told NBC 9 News.

The NFL is working with the Denver Broncos to collect information about the shooting after being informed of the incident, ESPN.com reported.

They declined to comment to the sports website.

Talib has a $57 million six-year deal with the Broncos, which he signed in 2014.

The player has had a bizarre history of run-ins with the police.

In 2011, Talib was indicted on an aggravated assault charge in Texas for allegedly pistol-whipping his sister's boyfriend, ESPN.com reported.

The NFL is working with the Denver Broncos to collect information about the shooting after being informed of the incident

The charges were later dismissed due to a lack of evidence.

In 2014 Talib was said to have been arrested in Dallas but the team had been misinformed as it was actually Talib's brother Yaqub Talib, who had been arrested.

According to ESPN.com, Dallas police released a correction on social media saying information that Aqib Talib had been arrested 'was incorrect.''

In 2015, both Talib and his brother were questioned at a Dallas nightclub where an alleged aggravated assault had taken place.

Talib's car was towed and examined by police but he was never charged with a crime.