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Jordan Addison suspension row: Vikings WR missed Q1 vs Browns for shocking reason; scores key TD

Jordan Addison, after being benched in the first quarter of the Sunday game against the Cleveland Browns in London, scored a last-minute touchdown

Updated on: Oct 5, 2025, 22:56:12 IST
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Jordan Addison, after being benched in the first quarter of the Sunday game against the Cleveland Browns in London, scored a last-minute touchdown to give his team a much-needed win. The 23-year-old went on to catch three straight passes on the Vikings' final drive, with the team down 17-14. He managed to get a grab of a game-winning pass from Carson Wentz with less than 30 seconds on the clock.

Minnesota Vikings' Jordan Addison celebrates scoring a touchdown (Action Images via Reuters)
Minnesota Vikings' Jordan Addison celebrates scoring a touchdown (Action Images via Reuters)

After the game, it was revealed that Addison missed a walk-through earlier this week, which led to his Q1 suspension. NFL Insiders had earlier reported that the WR was benched because of the ‘coach’s decision'.

Minnesota Vikings Depth Chart

Offense

QB: J.J. McCarthy (1st), Carson Wentz (2nd), Max Brosmer (3rd)

RB: Aaron Jones Sr. (1st), Jordan Mason (2nd), Ty Chandler (3rd), Zavier Scott (4th)

FB: C.J. Ham (1st)

WR: Justin Jefferson (1st), Jalen Nailor (2nd), Myles Price (3rd)

WR: Jordan Addison (1st), Adam Thielen (2nd), Tai Felton (3rd)

TE: T.J. Hockenson (1st), Josh Oliver (2nd), Ben Yurosek (3rd)

LT: Christian Darrisaw (1st), Justin Skule (2nd)

LG: Donovan Jackson (1st), Joe Huber (2nd)

C: Ryan Kelly (1st), Michael Jurgens (2nd)

RG: Will Fries (1st), Blake Brandel (2nd)

RT: Brian O'Neill (1st), Walter Rouse (2nd)

Defense

OLB: Jonathan Greenard (1st), Bo Richter (2nd), Tyler Batty (3rd)

DL: Jonathan Allen (1st), Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (2nd)

DL: Jalen Redmond (1st), Elijah Williams (2nd)

DL: Javon Hargrave (1st), Levi Drake Rodriguez (2nd)

OLB: Andrew Van Ginkel (1st), Dallas Turner (2nd), Chaz Chambliss (3rd)

LB: Blake Cashman (1st), Eric Wilson (2nd), Austin Keys (3rd)

LB: Ivan Pace Jr. (1st), Kobe King (2nd)

CB: Byron Murphy Jr. (1st), Dwight McGlothern (2nd)

CB: Isaiah Rodgers (1st), Jeff Okudah (2nd)

S: Harrison Smith (1st), Theo Jackson (2nd), Tavierre Thomas (3rd)

S: Joshua Metellus (1st), Jay Ward (2nd)

Special Teams

K: Will Reichard (1st)

P: Ryan Wright (1st)

H: Ryan Wright (1st)

LS: Andrew DePaola (1st)

KR: Myles Price (1st), Ty Chandler (2nd), Tai Felton (3rd)

PR: Myles Price (1st), Adam Thielen (2nd)

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