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Is brittle.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football ... ured_N.htm

This will be the first of many injuries. Book it.

Don't matter 'cause he's already a lock for the HOF.

Eric Dickerson can now breathe a sigh of relief.

BSmack wrote:Is brittle.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football ... ured_N.htm

This will be the first of many injuries. Book it.

It's no different than any other RB....they ALL get hurt. It's the nature of the job. Get over it already.

BSmack wrote:Is brittle.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football ... ured_N.htm

This will be the first of many injuries. Book it.

This might be a shock to you but he got hurt a lot in college too. He'll put up sick numbers when he's actually healthy but that's a huge if with him.

Shoalzie wrote:

BSmack wrote:Is brittle.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football ... ured_N.htm

This will be the first of many injuries. Book it.

This might be a shock to you but he got hurt a lot in college too. He'll put up sick numbers when he's actually healthy but that's a huge if with him.

No shock at all. I've kind of been posting about it for the last few weeks.

I'm not shocked that he's hurt already.

Peterson has already been declared OUT for next week. Childress is trying like hell to be coy about it, but he's not very good at it.

Childress said that on a scale of 1 to 3, Peterson's tear is a 2-plus. "He's got a tear there," Childress said in his weekly news conference at Winter Park. "The knee is otherwise stable."

http://www.startribune.com/vikings/story/1545288.html

PFT.com is reporting that it is his LCL that is torn.

I wonder where Dinsdale is? :?

BSmack wrote:
I wonder where Dinsdale is? :?

He's busy putting a stop order on that HOF bust he was having engraved.

I would have to say that RIGHT NOW, Adrian Peterson is not the best back in the NFL.

BSmack wrote:I would have to say that RIGHT NOW, Adrian Peterson is not the best back in the NFL.

I'm pretty sure that would be Justin Fargas.

Just ask Huggie Bear.

BSmack wrote:
I wonder where Dinsdale is? :?

He's probably out at the bar watching his team get reamed.

Another future HOFer out for the rest of his rookie season.

Since it's claimed that it's not a season-ender, AD is still the best RB in the NFL... but not for this coming weekend.

It would be idiotic for the Vikings to rush this guy back, which is what it sounds like they want to do.

The sooner AP comes back, the sooner he'll get injured again. Dins might just as well lay back and enjoy it.

BSmack wrote:The sooner AP comes back, the sooner he'll get injured again. Dins might just as well lay back and enjoy it.

The same can be said about nearly ANY NFL RB....feel free to STOP beating this dead horse anytime now. It's stupid. Seriously.

mvscal wrote:All NFL running backs are injury prone? Is that what you're trying to say, you fat, bloated dumbshit?

Duh...it's the nature of the position, you little ball of hate.

In fact, tell me which NFL RB would've been able to bounce right up and line up for the next play after taking the exact same shot that AP did that tore his LCL. Needless to say I won't be holding my breath waiting for your answer, dipshit.

RevLimiter wrote:In fact, tell me which NFL RB would've been able to bounce right up and line up for the next play after taking the exact same shot that AP did that tore his LCL.

A lot of backs wouldn't have taken the shot, Paul.

Avoiding potential nasty hits is a 'skill' that some backs have.

There is some 'fate' involved, no doubt, but there is also a matter of ability involved.


JMO.

RevLimiter wrote:

BSmack wrote:The sooner AP comes back, the sooner he'll get injured again. Dins might just as well lay back and enjoy it.

The same can be said about nearly ANY NFL RB....feel free to STOP beating this dead horse anytime now. It's stupid. Seriously.

There are some backs that was never said about. You know, like the guys Dinsdale has been comparing AP to. You know, the ALL TIME GREATS.

Oh yea, and you're a fat fucking retard.

One of the best backs Paul's Chiefs have ever had, Marcus Allen, was a master at not taking hits flush.

Always had his head on a swivel, and was always prepared to move off of a direct hit.
Always ran with a mind toward softening contact.

If you watch the play Peterson got lit up on you'll see that he was running in the middle of the field, in traffic, with knees high.
He looked like a guy that was in full stride in a 100 meter dash or something.
He was exposing himself to take a wicked hit.

Direct contrast to what you saw from Allen, and why, IMO, Allen was able to have the sort of lengthy career that he did.

RACK the MA take.

One of the all time great NFL talents. His 74 yard run against the Foreskins was a thing of absolute beauty.

Sin
MA

Point well taken Pops....and well explained too. Oh, and thanks for NOT coming across like a severely bratty 8yr. old child when processing said take.

BSmack wrote:The sooner AP comes back, the sooner he'll get injured again.

That scrub on the Bears got injured too?


Not sure what that has to do with Adrian Peterson, but whatever.

Dinsdale wrote:

BSmack wrote:The sooner AP comes back, the sooner he'll get injured again.

That scrub on the Bears got injured too?

Nope, you know who I'm talking about.

Not sure what that has to do with Adrian Peterson, but whatever.

Sorry, college nicknames only apply if you can say... play more than 10 games in a row without suffering a season ending injury.

He's AP around these parts.

BSmack wrote:a season ending injury.

Wanna link that up?

Unless you know something the media outlets don't.... in which case... do tell?

Oh... I get it... you were making shit up.

He's AP around these parts.

That's only because you're an ignorant, lying tard.

AP is a scrub for the Bears. AP was the nickname-due-to-initials of Peterson at OU.


There's a reson he's called All Day. Pray you don't find out why the hard way, like San Diego did.

Tell you what, BTard --

When pictures of All Day wearing oversized women's undies start floating around the internet, you can start calling him "AP."

Until that day comes, refer to the Rushing King as All Day, or AD for short.

Dinsdale wrote:

BSmack wrote:a season ending injury.

Wanna link that up?

Unless you know something the media outlets don't.... in which case... do tell?

Oh... I get it... you were making shit up.

I already linked it up. He has a tear in a knee ligament. Unless his coach is even dumber than you, he's on the shelf until next year.

There's a reson he's called All Day. Pray you don't find out why the hard way, like San Diego did.

Yea, I sure hope two great games were worth a #7 overall pick by the Vikes. He'll be out of the league in 4 years.

Dinsdale wrote:Tell you what, BTard --

When pictures of All Day wearing oversized women's undies start floating around the internet, you can start calling him "AP."

Until that day comes, refer to the Rushing King as All Day, or AD for short.

Unfortunately he'll never be called All Season.

mvscal wrote:He's not "out for the year" until he is placed on injured reserve. He only partially tore the LCL and it will not require surgery, so it is feasible that he can be back in about three to five weeks.

5 weeks means week 15. By then the Vikes will have been mathematically eliminated. Only if Childress is a complete fucking retard does he expose AP to further injury. Then again, this is the same idiot who thought Tavaris Jackson to be an NFL QB. So who the fuck knows?

mvscal wrote:

BSmack wrote:5 weeks means week 15. By then the Vikes will have been mathematically eliminated.

Maybe we ought to go ahead and play the games first and see where they're at week 15.

5-8 is about the best they can hope for going into week 15.

Maybe we can call him "A.D.D"

The last "D" being doubtful.....

mvscal wrote:

BSmack wrote:

mvscal wrote: Maybe we ought to go ahead and play the games first and see where they're at week 15.

5-8 is about the best they can hope for going into week 15.

No, 8-6 is the best they can hope for.

So when does the Vikings offensive line make the HOF?

BSmack wrote:He has a tear in a knee ligament. Unless his coach is even dumber than you, he's on the shelf until next year.

How's this working out for the doubters, anyway?

Hell, when dude was missing games, he still led the NFL in rushing.

Dinsdale wrote:

BSmack wrote:He has a tear in a knee ligament. Unless his coach is even dumber than you, he's on the shelf until next year.

How's this working out for the doubters, anyway?

I never had any doubt that Childress was dumber than Dinsdale.

Goober McTuber wrote: I never had any doubt that Childress was dumber than Dinsdale.

Putting your best player in the game (the best RB in the NFL, by far) while your in the last throes of a playoff race is "dumb"?


Don't quit your day job chasing that dream of becoming an NFL coach, Goobs.

What mvscal said. Childress used to coach at the UW. He wasn't even a good college coach.

He's in way over his head at Minny. I hope they keep him.

Reports of my busted up knee were greatly exaggerated.

Sin,
116 yards off 15 carries, and 2 TD, while sitting out the end of the game

mvscal wrote:It is even more dumb when they have somebody like Chet Taylor to pick up the slack.

Please. Save your fucking fairy tale bullshit for the tards at .net. Nobody's buying it. Last time I checked, "Chet" Taylor's on pace to run for just shy of 1,000 yards this season (~975). That's not fucking pork chop material.

Feel free to come back and contribute to the discussion when you get a fucking clue, tard.