Tag Archives: Adrian Peterson
Packers Are Not Done At Running Back
NFL Owners Meetings are this week in Phoenix because there aren’t enough things to do in Arizona’s capital city this week. Ted Thompson of the Green Bay Packers met with the media on Monday afternoon. As many know, Thompson doesn’t really do those things, and
Don’t Believe Vegas On Adrian Peterson to Packers
Before Brent Musburger retired, he talked about his ‘friends in the desert’ and how you don’t bet against them. I usually would agree, but something that will be radio show fodder in the coming days is Vegas made Green Bay Packers the favorite to get
Fire Up Your Adrian Peterson to Packers Rumors
NFL offseason is here. Adrian Peterson is one of the biggest names who could be out on the free agent market this summer. Minnesota Vikings running back will be highly coveted, but it will not be a cheap acquisition. Two different national respected writers wrote
SnoTap Packers Preview: Green Bay vs. Minnesota
We’re back after a week hiatus. My two-week holiday fun has not been conductive to blogging. Good news, I’m not doing much next week so we’re going to finish the year and look ahead to the future of this blog. Green Bay continues their run
Could Adrian Peterson’s Injury Help Minnesota?
People don’t want to believe this to be true, but it’s apparent Adrian Peterson slows down the current Minnesota offense. Gone are the days where Peterson is the bell-cow needed to carry the load for the team. Now, it’s moved on to Sam Bradford and
SnoTap Packers Preview: Green Bay vs. Minnesota
Green Bay Packers head to the road again to take on defending NFC North champion Minnesota Vikings. This is one of the better rivalries in the National Football League currently even though it’s been more lopsided than you think. Green Bay is 10-2-1 since 2010
What Minnesota’s Deal For Bradford Means For Green Bay
On the first full day of college football, Minnesota Vikings stole some of the thunder by trading two draft picks for Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback Sam Bradford. They played a high price for the former overall number one draft pick by dealing next year’s first rounder