Summary
The Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison was disciplined by his team's coach for missing a walkthrough practice but later played a significant role by catching the game-winning touchdown against the Cleveland Browns. Addison had been suspended earlier in the season for an alcohol-related offense but showed his worth in the recent game. His father expressed support, highlighting a lesson learned from the experience.
Key Facts
- Jordan Addison plays for the Minnesota Vikings as a wide receiver.
- He missed the first quarter of a game against the Cleveland Browns due to disciplinary action.
- Coach Kevin O'Connell told Addison to be ready for when he would be needed during the game.
- Addison caught the game-winning touchdown with 20 seconds left, helping the Vikings win 21-17.
- Addison's father supported him, noting a lesson learned from the incident.
- Addison started the season suspended for three games due to an alcohol-related issue.
- In the two games he's played this season, Addison has accumulated nine catches for 155 yards.
- The Vikings have a break in Week 6 before their next game.
