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NBC/Mike Florio: Adrian Peterson most likely done in Minnesota


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It’s now likely that Peterson will never wear a Vikings uniform again... after the season ends, the Vikings will move on. For a variety of reasons, including the $12.75 million he’s due to earn in 2015... the Vikings will have no choice but to move on from a man who has quickly become equal parts distraction and pariah.

The contract can’t be traded without a major restructuring, and Peterson may have no desire to finish his career with the Cowboys after getting a heaping helping of the not-so-hospitable Texas criminal justice system. In the end, Peterson will land with a team that can withstand the reaction from its fans and from the media — or with a team run by a G.M. and/or a head coach who need to win in order to save their jobs. Or maybe the Raiders.

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What he did wasn't even that terrible i'm sorry. He went too far sure. The more and more i think about it the more and more i think this is a witch hunt. Child abuse? Do we know what his kid did to deserve a whooping? What if he was bullying another kid smaller than him? I don't condone it and i would never do it but this is blown out of proportion.

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What he did wasn't even that terrible i'm sorry. He went too far sure. The more and more i think about it the more and more i think this is a witch hunt. Child abuse? Do we know what his kid did to deserve a whooping? What if he was bullying another kid smaller than him? I don't condone it and i would never do it but this is blown out of proportion.

The pictures show that it was excessive. He hit him in the sack too.

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