Peterson not concerned with average career length of NFL running backs
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Big day at Vikings training camp. Adrian Peterson puts on the pads and returns to full football activity with the team … for the first time since tearing his ACL last December. While there are no guarantees, all signs point to the all-pro running back being ready for the Sept. 9 season opener.
NFL legend Jerry Rice believes Adrian Peterson is trying to come back from major knee surgery too fast. Rice tore his ACL in week one of the 1997 season, and returned to the field in week 16, only to suffer another knee injury -- and he doesn't want to see the same thing happen to Peterson.
Adrian Peterson's remarkable season has put his name in quite a few conversations. He's clearly making a case for the NFL Comeback Player of the Year Award, but what about Most Valuable Player?
A sub-story to Sunday's game between the Vikings and Seahawks is the battle between the NFL's top two leading rushers. Adrian Peterson leads the league with 775 yards and Seattle's Marshawn Lynch is second with 757 yards.
Adrian Peterson might be changing the way players return from debilitating ACL injuries. He leads the NFL in rushing, and is even gaining some award winning steam. Former Vikings safety Corey Chavous told KFAN radio on Wednesday that Peterson is the NFL MVP at the midway point of the season.
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson says he’s “ready to get hit.” But AP is still on the sidelines, rehabbing his left knee. He won’t play Friday night in the first pre-season game in San Francisco, but head coach Leslie Frazier says Peterson is still on track to play in the season opener.
Adrian Peterson says his sore left ankle is “hurting consistently,” but he still plans to play Sunday against Arizona. AP tweaked it against Tennessee two weeks ago. To help it heal, he didn’t practice yesterday or today.
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