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A protective fence rings the in-ground pool and whirlpool out back. The man cave is downstairs. So is the Vikings’ star defensive end, stripped down to a pair of athletic shorts as his masseuse, Jill, administers his Wednesday massage while his wife, Tiffany, plays with the couple’s youngest son, Ellis, on the carpeted floor.
There is a bar along one wall and a sectional couch in front of a huge drop-screen television. A beige felt pool table sits idle near the rear window. Movie posters of “Jaws,” “The Karate Kid” and “Dumb and Dumber” decorate the walls. It is nine days before the Vikings are scheduled to report for training camp in Mankato, Minn., and Griffen is ready to start attacking left-tackle dummies yesterday. Karta mira s parallelyami i meridianami my name.
The temperature is soaring into the mid-90s, so hot and humid he doesn’t even want to unmoor his new 26-foot deck boat to cruise Lake Minnetonka. “I’m a homebody, man,” Griffen says several times during an unfiltered two-hour interview about fatherhood, marriage, football and the self-inflicted blunders and tragedy that almost wrecked it all. Greyson, the oldest boy, is at daycare, so Ellis, just about ready to crawl, is getting all the attention in the basement. Everson Griffen with his 9-month-old son, Ellis, at his Excelsior, Minn., house July 20, 2016. (Pioneer Press: Brian Murphy) The home is luxurious but not exactly lavish for an NFL player who signed a five-year, $42.5 million contract ($20 million guaranteed) in 2014. It is surprisingly modest at 5,500 square feet, tucked into the middle of a leafy block of this mature west metro suburb.
“I like it,” Griffen said. Happy days malayalam 320kbs songs. “It’s low-key.
I came from nothing. Eventually, I’ll get a bigger house, but this is all I need. It’s all about the kiddos.” Griffen’s transformation from hard-partying bad boy to grounded family man and ascending NFL pass rusher is nothing short of miraculous considering where his twisted career was five years ago.
He became TMZ fodder during a lost weekend in Los Angeles in January 2011 following his rookie season, when he was arrested twice in a 72-hour span for public intoxication and scuffling with a police officer after fleeing a traffic stop — his L.A. County Jail bracelet from the first arrest still dangling on his wrist. Then-Vikings coach Leslie Frazier and team executives had a scared-straight meeting with Griffen, whose renegade days at the University of Southern California already had raised questions about the team’s decision to draft the talented-but-troubled defender in the fourth round of the 2010 draft. Related Articles • • • • • “I remember being so frustrated that he was struggling to do the things I was asking him to do that I was ready to wash my hands of Everson and maybe let somebody else try to be involved in his life,” Frazier recalled last week in a telephone interview. “Some time after that, I think it was in 2012, he came to me one day and said, ‘Coach, I get it. I understand what you’re trying to do for me.’ I wanted him to understand his life was bigger than playing time.