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EAGAN, Minn. — Jordan Addison relished the start of training camp as much as anyone with the Minnesota Vikings. He said he found peace on the field with his teammates in a stressful time following his arrest in California on suspicion of driving under the influence. Addison expressed plenty of contrition, humility and remorse in an interview with a group of reporters following the team's first practice. Addison said he was surprised by the level of support he has received from the Vikings despite their disappointment in the situation. He said he'll own up to any discipline he receives.
