Browns running back Kareem Hunt told a police officer he would have failed a drug test if he had been checked during a stop when he was ticketed for speeding and marijuana was found in his car.

Hunt was cited for speeding — but no other charges — last week when he was pulled over while driving on a highway in Rocky River, Ohio. In a dashboard camera video released Monday, Hunt was apologetic and emotional while discussing his situation with the officer.

“I’ll never do this again,” said Hunt, who was cited for driving 77 mph in a 60 mph zone, but wasn’t charged for the marijuana or an open container with vodka.

In the incident report, the officer said small amounts of marijuana were located in a backpack found on Hunt’s backseat.

While being questioned, Hunt acknowledged being worried about the incident affecting his career. The officer asked if the NFL were to test him now, if he would fail.

“Yes, sir,” he said. “It’s offseason, sorry, I was having a good time.”

Hunt’s admission that he would fail a drug test could put him in more trouble with the league.

Hunt was suspended eight games last season for two physical altercations while with the Chiefs. He was captured on video shoving and kicking a woman during an argument in a hotel.

Vikings name defensive coordinators: Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer promoted his son Monday to help fill a key vacancy on his staff, appointing Adam Zimmer and Andre Patterson as co-defensive coordinators.

Patterson (defensive line) and Adam Zimmer (linebackers) will continue to direct their respective position groups under Mike Zimmer, one of the league’s top defensive strategists who has called plays on that side of the ball for the bulk of his six-season run with the team.