Last week, Jordan Addison was arrested and booked on a misdemeanor trespassing charge following an alleged incident in Tampa Bay. The case will not proceed, however. 
Hillsborough County court records demonstrate Florida state attorney Susan Lopez has decided to drop the charge (h/t ESPN’s Kevin Seifert). The case will no longer proceed against the Vikings receiver. His $500 bond will be repaid.
“As Mr. Addison’s agent has advised, from the very outset of this incident and arrest, Mr. Addison committed no legal wrongdoing,” a statement from attorney Brian Pakett reads (via NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero). “We are thrilled that the truth was finally revealed and this poor man’s name was not besmirched any longer. I am thankful we were able to bring this to light as quickly as possible.”
Addison’s agent informed Pelissero’s colleague Mike Garafolo that preparations are being made for a wrongful arrest civil suit to be filed. Regardless of what happens on that front, Addison will not spend the offseason with the potential for legal or league discipline looming. The former first-rounder was suspended for the opening three games of the 2025 season due to a DUI arrest.
Over the course of his three years in Minnesota, Addison has served as a full-time starter and a productive contributor on offense. After totaling 19 touchdowns in his first two campaigns, the 23-year-old joined all other Minnesota pass-catchers in having a down year in 2025. The team will aim for improved quarterback play next season, and Addison stands to be among the main beneficiaries if that takes place.
This spring, a decision will need to be made on Addison’s fifth-year option. The Vikings can be expected to exercise it, something which will tie the Pittsburgh/USC product to a 2027 salary of $15.28MM.