US EditionVikings Receiver Jordan Addison Pleads to Lesser Charge Following 2024 DUI Arrest
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, JUL 17 – Addison pleaded guilty to a wet reckless charge, facing a fine and probation with NFL discipline possible, after participating in Mothers Against Drunk Driving events, his lawyer said.
- On July 17, 2025, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison pleaded guilty to a wet reckless charge, resolving his July 2024 DUI citation at Los Angeles County Superior Court, Addison's attorney said.
- According to his attorney, he entered this plea after reflection, understanding the ramifications, and voluntarily participated in Mothers Against Drunk Driving events over the past year.
- In the sentencing, Addison was ordered to probation, a fine and courses, court records show the judge dismissed two DUI counts under Penal Code 1385 and he was released two hours after booking.
- Absent aggravating circumstances, discipline for a first offense will be a suspension without pay of three regular or postseason games, from the NFL substance abuse policy, he could face a three-game suspension, potentially forcing the Vikings to open the season without him.
- His next court appearance is scheduled for October 29, 2025, allowing him to focus on the 2025 season alongside JJ McCarthy.
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