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Adrian Peterson Highlights

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Brace or No Brace, He Still Leaves ‘Em in a Purple Haze
Published 12/3/2007 by danzinski at The Viking Age | A Blog For Minnesota Vikings Fans
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…

How Good Is Adrian Peterson?
Published 12/4/2007 by Gonzo <info@dailynorseman.com> at Daily Norseman
Well, watch this first, then consider the facts that will follow. Okay, that was fun.  On a related note, I still don't think Kenoy Kennedy has any idea where Adrian Peterson went on that second TD run. But anyway, here's just a few things that make me feel all kinds of warm and fuzzy inside. -Adrian Peterson sat out two entire games. . .eight whole quarters of football.  When he got injured, he was leading the NFL in rushing yards.    After two weeks, he was STILL leading the NFL leader in rushing yards. Oh, and after this week's game, he still leads the ...

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

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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…
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Naturally, Purple Jesus rose from the dead and it was against the Detroit Lions and he promptly took out his built-up anger on the opponent after missing two games due to a knee injury. Sixteen carries for 115 yards and two scores who made Lions safety Kenoy Kennedy look like a fool. And Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson didn't even play in the final quarter.
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