Former NFL wide receiver, Charles Johnson, was found dead in a hotel room in Raleigh, North Carolina last July, after he was gone missing and the day before his wife, Tanisha, had reported his disappearance.

Now, his death has been ruled a suicide after the North Carolina medical examiner's office made their report public, stating that he had acute toxicity positive for "oxycodone, hydrocodone and mirtazapine."

Charles Johnson bought a funeral and cremation package

The medical examiner's report on Charles Johnson's death also stated that the week prior to his death, his conduct was erratic.

"In the previous week, he had been acting strange and had recently purchased a funeral and cremation service," is reported by USA TODAY Sports.

Johnson was found lying on the bed unresponsive, prompting him being declared dead at the scene.

He paid for the room two days earlier and took a trip home, but when he came back to the hotel he left behind his wallet, cell phone, keys and vehicle.

Charles Johnson played for nine seasons in the NFL

Charles Johnson was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1994 NFL Draft with the 17th overall pick out of Colorado.

During his NFL stint he also played for the Patriots, Eagles and Bills.

He is among the top-16 wide receivers to ever play in the black and yellow uniform, retiring in 2002.