Category — Adrian Peterson

Someone mentioned to us that maybe Stevie Wonder hijacked a cart and drove off with Adrian Peterson on Sunday.

“I didn’t have sex with that woman.” Yep, just helping out with the bills.
Our favorite betting proposition this week: “New emerging Herman Cain mistresses vs. Chiefs 1st downs against the Bears this week?”
Grantland.com

Tom Coughlin is the least popular NFL coach to play for, according to several of the league’s players.
Sporting News

Dallas rookie DeMarco Murray has gone from a third-string tailback, who earned a shot because of injuries, to Eric Dickerson. At least that’s what Jerry Jones says. Doesn’t he shop for the groceries Cowboy fans?
Dallas Morning News

Sure bet to close the deal?
SI.com

Lists like these are frequently horseshit but since its a slow news day…
Michael Vick the most disliked NFL player? Who would have guessed.
Forbes

Our money remains on the Chargers being the 1st NFL club to move to L.A., but with the City of Angels possibly accommodating 2 new tenants, the Vikings again on firmly on the radar. With Minnesota officials refusing to go along with tax increases to build a new palace for Adrian Peterson and the Vikings, we might just see them strolling in L.A. on Sunday afternoons.
Star-Tribune

We love us some Michael Silver. Best line of his column: “What kind of man kicks another man in the groin and then apologizes via social media rather than picking up the phone and doing it directly?”
Yahoo Sports

That’s Matt Millen landing a haymaker on the jaw of former Patriots GM Pat Sullivan after the Raiders were eliminated from the ’85 playoffs by New England in L.A.
Can the ‘Boys end the Lions unbeaten run? Can the Steelers win in Houston? Can the surprising Raiders hand Tom Brady and the Pats their 2nd consecutive loss?
We do know this: Either the Vikings or Chiefs will win their 1st game.
We peek at Peter King’s crystal ball for his NFL picks.
SI.com

On the heels of their impressive come-from-behind victory on the road at Texas A&M, the Oklahoma State Cowboys moved up to the No. 5 spot in the Associated Press college football rankings. They trail top-ranked LSU, OU, Alabama and Boise State.
Some experts believe the Cowboys are the team to beat in the Big 12, but they have several crucial encounters coming up in October and a showdown with OU, which could have national championship implications, in December.
The Cowboys have an Oct. 15 clash with Texas in Austin, followed by a visit to Missouri on Oct. 22. They return home for a Oct. 29 meeting with quarterback Robert Griffin and Baylor.
Of course if OSU remains unbeaten, as well as OU, all eyes will be on the expected shootout in Stillwater.
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