and Oh, Hey everybody welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew Coller here and you know the plan for tonight was to go live and talk about wide receivers and tight ends and I was going to give you all an update on my AC unit which broke and I'm still extremely hot because it's 90 degrees and so I was about 15 minutes from going on when I'm scrolling this here phone and what do I come across but more

unfortunate off-season Minnesota Vikings news. I will read to you the entire report from the OC register here regarding the DUI arrest of Jordan Addison.

So off we go. This is exactly what all of you wanted right now, right?

Which will get into the implications as we go forward.

But wanted to read the entire report to you before we go.

So here is what is reported from the Los Angeles

Daily News. The OC Register also reporting this or it might be the same thing I'm not

sure. So here it is. From El Segundo in the Los Angeles area,

former USC wide receiver in current Minnesota Viking star Jordan Addison

was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving after being caught asleep at the

wheel near LAX. Authorities said Sunday. The California Highway Patrol was dispatched at about 1110 p.m. Friday to a report of a

disabled vehicle blocking lanes from the westbound 105 freeway to

northbound Sepulveda Boulevard according to the CHP statement.

Officers responding to the area reported a white Rolls-Royce blocking the number one lane of the freeway,

quote, with the driver asleep behind the wheel.

Addison, 22, was arrested at approximately 11.36 p.m. after a DUI investigation was

complete, he was released at 1.36 a.m. Saturday, the CHP added.

And the rest of the story is mostly focused on just his career, his background, and

oh by the way, the fact that just last on just

last year, Jordan Addison was also arrested behind the wheel,

although he was awake when he was going 140 miles an hour in an area where he easily could have killed someone.

Now if this had happened any other year, any other time, it would be very, very bad because we're talking about strike two for Jordan

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