TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) A day after he returned to work from a five-week suspension, Arizona Cardinals general manager Steve Keim apologized to the organization, the team’s fans and ”most of all” his family for the DUI arrest that forced his absence.
Keim, speaking at a news conference Wednesday, called his decision to drive under the influence a poor choice.
He said ”it’s an honor and privilege to work in the National Football League” and the Cardinals organization. ”I failed to live up to the standards and expectations and I’m sorry,” he said.
Keim said after several weeks of self-examination he returns a better man.
Keim was arrested July 4 in the Phoenix suburb of Chandler a short distance from his home. He pleaded guilty to extreme DUI on July 17, the same day he was suspended from his job by Cardinals President Michael Bidwill.
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