Walker announced that he'd miss the rest of the season due to injury. For the season, Walker played in eight games, had 15 receptions for 196 yards and one touchdown. For the 2009 season, Walker played in only three games and had no statistics. He was released by the team on March 8, 2010. For his two seasons of employment with the Raiders, Walker collected $21 million. Minnesota Vikings On August 23, 2010, it was reported Walker would sign with the Minnesota Vikings, who had also tried out Brandon Jones to make up the depth at wide receiver. Jones would later sign with the Seattle Seahawks. The signing was largely brought about due to Sidney Rice undergoing hip surgery and missing half of the season and health concerns about Percy Harvin, who suffered from recurring migraines. Walker was released September 5, 2010, before the regular season opener. Suspension On December 11, 2010, Walker was suspended by the NFL for four games. Although four-game suspensions were at that time handed out by the league for violating either the league's substance abuse policy or steroids policy, it was unclear which applied to Walker's situation. NFL career statistics Key GP: games played REC: receptions ATT: rushing attempts TGTS: targets YDS: yards AVG: yards per reception/return/rush LNG: longest reception/return/rush TD: touchdowns FD: 1st downs FUM: fumbles LST: fumbles lost Robbery incident Just after 7 A.M. on June 16, 2008, Walker was found unconscious in Las Vegas, Nevada, on a street just off the Las Vegas Strip. The previous evening, he had been at Body English, a nightclub at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, and left at approximately 5 A.M. the following morning. After being found unconscious, Walker was taken to a local hospital with what police described as "significant injuries," including a concussion. He was listed in fair condition and released from the hospital on June 18. Police said Walker was the victim of an apparent robbery, as a large amount of cash and some jewelry were taken from him. Police arrested two suspects, one in late June (Arfat Fadel) and the other in early July. On July 7, 2010, Deshawn Lamont Thomas, an 11-time convicted felon, was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for his part in the crime. References External links Denver Broncos bio Green Bay Packers bio Oakland Raiders bio Football: Baseball: 1978 births Living people