Vikings Rule Out Peterson For Season Finale
Adrian Peterson may have already played his last game in purple. The Minnesota Vikings released their inactives list Friday, and Peterson has been ruled out for the season finale against the Chicago Bears.
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Adrian Peterson may have already played his last game in purple. The Minnesota Vikings released their inactives list Friday, and Peterson has been ruled out for the season finale against the Chicago Bears.
What a year 2016 was in Minnesota sports. Between the Timberwolves, Gophers, Vikings and Wild, there wasn't a lack for big news.
After making his return against the Indianapolis Colts last weekend, Adrian Peterson will miss another game.
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson did not practice Wednesday due to knee and groin injuries.
Well, Vikings fans have seen this movie before. In a game they absolutely had to win to have any real chance at making the playoffs, the Vikings got destroyed by the Colts.
Adrian Peterson was hoping his faster-than-expected return would help catapult the Minnesota Vikings into the playoffs.
Andrew Luck threw for 250 yards and two touchdowns and the Indianapolis Colts rolled to a 34-6 victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
Here's a look at the four things you need to know for Sunday, Dec. 18, 2016.
Peterson returned to practice on Wednesday for the first time since he was injured in Week 2 against Green Bay.
He returned to practice this week, with knee brace that looks cumbersome. But he's back -- and that matters.
Coach Mike Zimmer says he expects Peterson to practice all week.
What a weird season it's been for the Minnesota Vikings. And there are still three games left. And they still have a chance, albeit slim, to make the playoffs.
The Minnesota Vikings' season began with an ambulance rushing to team headquarters to save the leg of their starting quarterback.
Running back Adrian Peterson discussed his possible Vikings return, and Mike Zimmer did not want to discuss his eye issues.
Adrian Peterson said Wednesday he still anticipates that he will be back on the field this season, with one exception.
The Minnesota Vikings understand they need to heal what has been wounded -- but redemption could be two days away.
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson is moving forward in the recovery from surgery on his right knee.
The Minnesota Vikings could be getting a big boost in the rushing attack, sooner rather than later.
Following his knee surgery last week, Vikings running back Adrian Peterson felt well enough to sing.
The Minnesota Vikings announced Friday that the team has placed its star running back Adrian Peterson on the reserve/injured list.
With the timetable for Adrian Peterson's return uncertain after his surgery Thursday, the Vikings turn their hopeful eyes to Jerick McKinnon.
In a statement released Thursday, the Minnesota Vikings say Adrian Peterson's meniscus repair surgery was successful.
People inside the Vikings organization say Adrian Peterson has lost enough before his knee injury Sunday that they have real concerns if he will ever play again for the Vikings.
Optimism over Adrian Peterson's knee injury faded on Wednesday after learning the star running back will need surgery.
For two injuries to the knee, they sure feel like a punch to the gut don't they? First Teddy Bridgewater, now Adrian Peterson. And the Vikings are once again expected to take a haymaker and get back up.
