The Vikings say nothing is set in stone, but injured running back Adrian Peterson is on target for a Week 1 return in 2012 following surgery on his torn ACL.
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The mother of the child was treated for injuries not considered to be life-threatening.
Minnesota running back Adrian Peterson was carted off the field Saturday after a gruesome knee injury in Washington. Vikings officials say an MRI showed the torn ACL. It's likely to require surgery and a lengthy rehabilitation that could affect the beginning of the 2012 season
Adrian Peterson told KFAN this morning that he plans to begin running on Feb. 28. "I am definitely making improvement," the running back told KFAN-AM. Peterson had surgery for a torn ACL on Dec. 30.
The Minnesota Vikings are hopeful their star running back will be ready to kickoff their 2012 season. Adrian Peterson tore his ACL and MCL in his left knee during the third quarter of Saturday's 33-26 win against the Washington Redskins. The Associated Press reports Peterson will have surgery within the next 10 days. The Vikings head trainer says Peterson will need eight to nine months to recover.
Watch and listen to Adrian Peterson's musical stylings following surgery on the torn meniscus in his right knee.
No one asked him to do it, but Vikings running back Adrian Peterson worked out for reporters today to show how far he’s come since tearing his ACL last December. Afterwards, he said he feels no pain...and will be “surprised” if he misses Minnesota’s season opener in September.
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