Former Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen was sentenced to 60 days in jail — which can be served on electronic home monitoring — and four years of probation for driving under the influence on Interstate 35W from Minneapolis in May.

Griffen, 36, of Mound, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Hennepin County District Court to third-degree DWI, a serious misdemeanor, after reaching a plea deal that includes dismissing one charge of third-degree DWI and one felony count each. fifth-degree drug possession and felony careless driving.

Judge Gina Brandt followed through on the plea deal and stayed a sentence of 364 days in the Hennepin County Adult Correctional Facility, also known as the workhouse, for four years. Conditions of probation include no alcohol or drug use and random testing.

According to the criminal complaint, Griffen was pulled over by a Minnesota State Patrol trooper on May 28 at 11:35 p.m. for driving his Bentley Bentayga 82 mph on I-35W southbound near Lake Street. A passenger was in the front seat. Griffen said he had a drink and they headed to the Mystic Lake Casino in Prior Lake.

Griffen, who was watery-eyed and smelled of alcohol, failed field sobriety tests and a small vial of cocaine was found in his back pocket. A preliminary breath test showed Griffen’s blood alcohol concentration was 0.10. A breath test taken just before 12:30 p.m. also registered a BAC of 0.10. The legal limit in Minnesota is 0.08.

The charges were the latest in a series of legal troubles for Griffen. In February, he was placed on one year’s probation for a reckless driving conviction stemming from a July 2023 DWI arrest in Chanhassen.

About three months later, Griffen crashed his 2017 Mercedes-Benz into a car, then into a fence and gazebo in Mound. He was convicted of failure to drive with due diligence, a misdemeanor.

Griffen was cited for speeding on Dec. 7 after a Shakopee police officer caught him on radar driving his 2020 Bentley pickup going 55 mph in a 30 mph zone.

The former All-Pro has struggled with mental health issues over the years.