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- Vikings receiver Jordan Addison suspended 3 games as a result of 2024 DUI citation</p>
<p>Kari AndersonAugust 5, 2025 at 9:32 PM</p>
<p>Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison has been suspended three games by the NFL in connection to a DUI charge from 2024, the NFL announced Tuesday.</p>
<p>Addison is still permitted to practice and play in the preseason.</p>
<p>He was arrested in Southern California last July after being found "asleep at the wheel" while blocking a freeway lane near Los Angeles International Airport. He was charged with driving under the influence after being arrested under suspicion of drunk driving.</p>
<p>Addison faced a minimum three-game suspension from the NFL as a result of the incident.</p>
<p>The third-year receiver was set to go in front of a jury trial last month. He instead pleaded down to a lesser offense. Addison will serve 12 months probation as part of the lesser charge, known as a "wet reckless," a charge that acknowledges alcohol or drugs are involved, but carries a lesser sentence than a DUI.</p>
<p>In addition to receiving probation, Addison was required to pay a fine and finish two online courses related to driving under the influence, per Addison's agent Tim Younger, who said he expects Addison's probation to end early after six months. As a result of pleading down, Addison will not have his driver's license suspended.</p>
<p>Despite not being formally convicted of a DUI, Addison is still subject to the NFL's substance abuse policy, which states that players who have violated the policy can still be punished even if they do not receive a criminal conviction.</p>
<p>Addison has put up two consistent years with Minnesota, amassing 133 catches for 1,786 yards and 19 touchdown in that span. He is the team's second-leading receiver and scorer behind star Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson, who is currently questionable with a hamstring injury without a clear timeline for return.</p>
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