Vikings player Jerome Felton, 25, was in the Hennepin County jail on Saturday after being arrested by Eden Prairie police on suspicion of driving while impaired. The former Detroit Lions fullback signed with the Vikings in March.

An apology today from Vikings fullback Jerome Felton, who was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving over the weekend. Felton told the Associated Press he “regretted bringing some negative attention” to the team. Coach Leslie Frazier said he was “extremely disappointed” when he heard of the arrest.

The attorney for Vikings' cornerback Chris Cook said his client denies strangling his girlfriend despite being jailed without bail on domestic assault charges. Cook was arrested early Saturday and missed Minnesota's game against Green Bay. He is being held in the Hennepin County Jail until prosecutors decide Monday whether to arraign him.

These days, Vikings' fans take what they can get. But holding the title for most litigated NFL team doesn't feel too great. Minnesota leads the NFL in player arrests since 2000 with 36. Four Vikings players have been arrested already this year.

Wild forward Nick Johnson has finally found a home. The 25-year old has never been traded, but he's bounced on and off waivers during his short career. The Wild claimed him off waivers from the Penguins before the season began, and he's taking advantage of the opportunity.