Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay Jr. has agreed to partake in mental health counseling in relation to his January arrest, according to TMZ Sports.
Gay reached a deal with prosecutors in June to enter into a diversion program in order to avoid a trial and further jail time six months after being arrested in Overland Park, Kansas, on a misdemeanor charge of destruction of property of less than $1,000.
The 24-year-old was arrested after breaking a vacuum during an argument with the mother of his child.
In addition to mental health counseling, Gay will also undergo drug and alcohol testing; pay fines, fees and restitution; and will have to "keep his nose clean for 12 months," per TMZ Sports.