Week 9: Adrian Peterson highlights

Links (6)

MONDAY SUCK-OFF: WEST COAST FUTILITY
Published 11/5/2007 at With Leather - Sports news and gossip to brighten this short, dark life
... to beat the Colts in a close game, justifying all the hype for the Final Battle Between Good and Evil.  Antonio Cromartie returned a missed field goal 109 yards for a touchdown to set an NFL record for longest return of any kind, but the Vikings shocked the Chargers 35-17 (shocked the Chargers -- get it?!?) behind Adrian Peterson's record-setting 296 rushing yards and three touchdowns.  And the Lions brought the beat-down on the Broncos, inexplicably ...

Cobra NFL Player of the Week: Adrian Peterson
Published 11/5/2007 by Jack Cobra at Cobra Brigade
... *I'd throw up the video of Peterson breaking the record, but the NFL is stingy with their highlights (greedy bastards). If you want to view the highlights from Peterson's big day, go here. ...

296
Published 11/5/2007 by TBird41 at The Ragnarok
... Ted Williams. Instead, I'll let his performance speak for itself. 296 yards on 30 carries. An NFL single game record. As a rookie.

Purple Jesus?
Published 11/5/2007 by JD at SporTech Matter
More like Jesus himself. Check out video highlights from Adrian Peterson’s record breaking day against the San Diego Chargers. (NFL.com) ...

Adrian Peterson: Breaking records ALL DAY
Published 11/5/2007 by Footballguys and hosts Cecil Lammey and Sigmund Bloom at Footballguys Blog
... After this Sunday’s record-setting 296-yard game, it’s starting to look like we can remove the “rookie” modifier and simply ask, is Peterson going to have one of the best SEASONS ever? ...

FD Guest Lecture: WWPJD?
Published 11/6/2007 by Bethlehem Shoals at freedarko.com
... in the way he runs, something beyond the quicksilver and thunderclaps and burning magnesium of his effortless style. The sprawled bodies of missed tackles in his wake are the product of something more than fast-twitch muscles, a rigorous off-season weight program, and the bioelectric current running from his ocular nerves to his brain. God’s handiwork isn’t necessarily limited to the perfection of a Mojave sunset or the Technicolor life of a coral reef. Watch these videos , and find me a better adjective than “Biblical.”