NFL veteran Everson Griffen reportedly fired a weapon inside his home before calling 911, claiming someone was inside and that he needed help around 3 AM.

According to officials, he told the dispatcher he pulled the trigger, but nobody was injured.

This comes after he posted disturbing videos on Instagram that have since been deleted, including a clip of him waving a gun. In the scary post, the athlete can be heard saying, " Yo, yo, yo, I'm in my house. N-----s trying to pop me. I still got clips left. This is my gun."

He also shared screenshots of text messages he allegedly sent to people asking for help, claiming, "People are trying to kill me."

At the moment, Griffen is locked inside his home and refusing to come out for the police. Officers on the scene were not able to find an intruder but have been unable to speak with the NFL star. The police spokesperson says the police and Vikings officials have been outside his home since 7 AM trying to "work with him to resolve the situation."

The Minnesota Vikings issued a statement explaining they were aware of the situation and confirmed they had been in touch with Griffen to provide help.

"Vikings representatives and the team's mental health prof