Adrian Peterson Approves of Minnesota Vikings’ Approach to His Preseason Role

August 21, 2012   ·   Ian Hanford   ·   Jump to comments


Adrian Peterson may not always be healthy, but at least the Minnesota Vikings running back is happy with his current franchise.
According to an Associated Press report via ESPN.com, "All Day" is pleased with the Vikings' plans as he recovers from the knee surgery he had in December:
Even Peterson, a fierce, relentless competitor who has lobbied for more playing time seemingly since the day he was drafted, was satisfied with the decision. That's as sure a sign as any the Vikings are making a wise move.
Peterson's happiness stems from the Vikings' decision to shut him down for the team's final two preseason matchups.
Minnesota's decision is a cautious approach to the future of their franchise ball-carrier, and it's probably a wise one. He played 12 games last season before tearing ligaments in his left knee. Devastating leg injuries can derail the career of any running back, regardless of talent.
Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier insisted in the AP ...

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