Garrett Reid, the son of Eagles coach Andy Reid, was sentenced today to two years in a state corrections program that is specifically designed for drug addicts.Reid will also have three years’ probation after the two-year sentence has ended and will have to pay $30 a month in supervision fees. He will be subject to frequent random drug testing.

“The intention is to get this young man treatment,” Judge Steven O’Neil explained. “His addiction is deep, long-lasting and he is in need of treatment.”

O’Neill also addressed Reid directly, telling him, “You are an addict.”

Reid pleaded guilty in May to smuggling pills into the Montgomery County Jail, where he was serving time for crashing his car while he was high on heroin.

Garrett’s younger brother Britt Reid was arrested on the same day that Garrett’s car crash happened; Britt spent six months in jail and was also sentenced to drug treatment.