Vikings safety Willie Offord pleaded guilty to drunken driving Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court. District Judge Bruce Peterson ordered Offord to pay a $600 fine and perform 32 hours of community service. Offord pleaded guilty to misdemeanor fourth-degree drunken driving. Offord was stopped by the State Patrol April 18 on Interstate 394 in Golden Valley. His blood-alcohol level was not available at that time. His attorney, David Valenti, said Offord challenged the legality of the stop, but Peterson rejected it.

The Minnesota Vikings have signed veteran receivers Kevin Kasper and Josh Davis to add depth to the position. Kasper was recently released by the Seattle Seahawks, while Davis is more of a project and went undrafted in the 2005 entry draft.

Onterrio Smith was cut by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League. The former Vikings running back was cut by the Blue Bombers on Saturday as the team trimmed its roster to the 42-man limit, which must include 20 Canadians, 19 imports and three quarterbacks.

If the New Orleans Saints go on the market, it wouldn't be surprising if Vikings limited partner Reggie Fowler leads an ownership group.