Vikings suspend Gerald Alexander for 3 weeks after DWI arrest
Vikings suspend coach Gerald Alexander for 3 weeks
The brief
The Minnesota Vikings have suspended defensive backs coach Gerald Alexander for three weeks. Alexander was arrested for driving while impaired.
The Vikings announced the suspension after he pleaded guilty. The team and league will likely face scrutiny over the length of the suspension.
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Coverage (5)
- Former Steelers Coach Suspended For Three Weeks Steelers Depot · 3h ago
- Vikings suspend DBs coach Gerald Alexander after DUI arrest Star Tribune · 3h ago
- Eagles give Carter 4-year, $152M extension NBC Sports · 3h ago
- Vikings DB coach suspended after pleading guilty to driving while impaired The New York Times · 3h ago
- Vikings suspend Gerald Alexander for 3 weeks after DWI arrest ESPN · 3h ago broke it first
Quick answers
Why was Gerald Alexander suspended?
He was arrested for driving while impaired and pleaded guilty.
How long is Gerald Alexander suspended for?
Three weeks.
What is Gerald Alexander's role with the Vikings?
Defensive backs coach.
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