Brace or No Brace, He Still Leaves ‘Em in a Purple Haze

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zbcincy30 zbcincy30 posted 12/3/2007 from thevikingage.com [flag]
The Lions just couldn’t stop Adrian Peterson, even if he was slowed down a bit by his knee and brace. Purple Jesus can’t be stopped, so expect defenses to keep being left in a Purple Haze. Might as well be on LSD, because they can’t stop AD. And you also can expect more of these Jimi-tuned highlight reels… [link]

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