Everson Griffen, the former Vikings defensive end, was arrested on Tuesday night in Minneapolis for suspicion of driving while intoxicated for the second time in less than a year, arrest records co… ...

Thrilled to be back for a second stint with the Vikings, Griffen said he'll seek out Kirk Cousins and Mike Zimmer for his harsh words. 'I take full ownership in that.' By Ben Goessling August 24 ...

"Our focus remains on Everson's health and safety and providing the proper resources for him and his family." Vikings coach Mike Zimmer started his press conference by addressing Griffen's situation.

That player is Everson Griffen, a fan favorite and all-time Vikings great who lives in Minnesota and clearly wants to rejoin his old team. However, for a number of reasons, whether or not the ...

EAGAN, Minn. (AP) — Everson Griffen burst from his three-point stance and appeared ready to try and beat New York Giants left tackle Nate Solder with speed to the outside.

The Minnesota Vikings placed Everson Griffen on reserve Friday following an incident earlier this week where police responded to his home and the defensive end was taken to a mental health facility.

Back in 2018, Everson Griffen's bizarre and frightening behavior became public spectacle. Now a free agent, the four-time Pro Bowler tells Tom Pelissero, "I'm happy that 2018 happened, because I ...

Griffen, a three-time Pro Bowl pick, missed five games in 2018 as he dealt with his mental health. According to police at the time, Griffen had made comments about people trying to kill him.

Everson Griffen chases down Sam Darnold in an Oct. 17, 2021, game. Getty Images Griffen is an 11-year NFL veteran who has made the Pro Bowl four times.

As Everson Griffen takes it one day at a time in his recovery, Sunday was the biggest day yet.

Everson Griffen #97 of the Minnesota Vikings fires up his teammates on the sidelines during a game against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on September 16 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

It’s pretty amazing. Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen holds his son Greyson, then 13 months old, courtside as the Timberwolves played Sacramento at Target Center on Sunday, March 16, 2014.