Ex-Minnesota Viking Pleads Guilty To Child Endangerment

Attention rookies: An important case study

Posted 7/8/2008 on ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog

Posted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert NFL rookies spent part of last week at the annual rookie symposium , where the league does its best to present the realities of playing professional football. One lesson all rookies should learn is how short their careers can be. It's a message that Darrion Scott could certainly address. Scott was the Minnesota Vikings' third-round draft choice in 2004 ...

DARRION SCOTT TRIAL STARTS TODAY

Posted 7/7/2008 on ProFootballTalk.com

Former Minnesota Vikings defensive end Darrion Scott begins facing the music for his April arrest today. As you may recall, Scott is accused of holding a plastic bag over the head of his two-year old son. Scott explained it away by saying they were playing and trying to see if the youngster could get the bag [...]

Ex-Vikings player admits endangering 2-year-old

Published 7/8/2008 on SportingNews.com NFL News and Exclusive Analysis

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Former Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman Darrion Scott pleaded guilty Monday t...

Scott admits to endangering 2-year-old

Published 7/8/2008 on FOXSports.com News for NFL

Former Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman Darrion Scott pleaded guilty Monday to child endangerment for putting a plastic bag over the head of his 2-year-old son. Scott pleaded guilty to the gross misdemeanor as jury selection was scheduled to begin ...

Ex-Vike Scott pleads guilty to child endangerment

Published 7/7/2008 on ESPN.com - NFL

Former Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman Darrion Scott pleaded guilty Monday to child endangerment for putting a plastic bag over the head of his 2-year-old son.

Ex-Vikings DL endangered 2-year-old son (AP)

Published 7/7/2008 on Yahoo! Sports - NFL News

Former Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman Darrion Scott pleaded guilty Monday to child endangerment for putting a plastic bag over the head of his 2-year-old son. Scott pleaded guilty to the gross misdemeanor as jury selection was scheduled to begin ...