November 4, 200718 yr He is wrapping up the rookie of year award with a big time game against the Chargers. At the current time he has 258 yards and 3 TD's! Wow!:eek:
November 4, 200718 yr 30 carries 296 yards 3 TD ROY He cracks the 1,000-yard barrier after just eight games.
November 4, 200718 yr Talk about a good pickup for Godot's league....want to guess who I am going to use for a keeper?
November 4, 200718 yr 30 carries 296 yards 3 TD ROY He cracks the 1,000-yard barrier after just eight games. Oh ya, and he was splitting carries. Frickin ridiculous....
November 4, 200718 yr Talk about a good pickup for Godot's league....want to guess who I am going to use for a keeper? :madman::madman:
November 4, 200718 yr Is 296 the record? Yes Sir I wish I had this guy.....He is no doubt the Rookie of the Year. He will got votes for MVP too. If Brady wasnt having a great year, Peterson may be in the lead.
November 4, 200718 yr Yes Sir I wish I had this guy.....He is no doubt the Rookie of the Year. He will got votes for MVP too. If Brady wasnt having a great year, Peterson may be in the lead. Unbelievable... What a stud.
November 4, 200718 yr Is 296 the record? Yes. Adrian Peterson - 296 yards vs Chargers - Nov. 4, 2007 Jamal Lewis - 295 yards vs Cleveland - Sept. 14, 2003 Corey Dillon - 278 yards vs Denver - Oct. 22, 2000 Walter Payton - 275 yards vs Minnesota - Nov. 20, 1977
November 4, 200718 yr 30 carries 296 yards 3 TD ROY He cracks the 1,000-yard barrier after just eight games. The man is a freak of an athlete and running back. Should he stay out of any trouble that some of today's "superstars" seem to fall into and be able to stay injury fee then the sky is the limit for this guy. IMO he is that good!! I am not talking about "fantasy football" either, I personally just don't see the point in that stuf but that is just me. I am talking "sky is the limit" in reference to NFL running backs, I realize it is a long way in the future to be considered one of the best ever but this guy can flat out play.
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