As Blair Walsh's 29-yard field goal sailed through the uprights, Adrian Peterson knew two things. First and foremost, Peterson knew the Minnesota Vikings were headed to the playoffs. Secondly, he knew that he had just finished one of the most fantasticAll of the above. Statistically, Adrian Peterson's 2012 campaign wasn't the most impressive season we've seen from a running back. Not that his 2,097 rushing yards (2,314 yards from scrimmage) and 13 total touchdowns were anything to sneeze at, of course.But when all is said and done, Peterson should be crowned with the hardware. For starters, the award is given to the most valuable player for his team. The Vikings would not be going to the playoffs without having “Purple Jesus” on their sideAdrian Peterson is a contender for MVP, Offensive Player of the Year and Comeback Player of the Year. (Andy Clayton King/Getty Images). On a classic Adrian Peterson run, the sensational Minnesota Vikings star toppedThe Lions and Vikings are divisional rivals, but Lions wide receiver Ryan Broyles hopes that sharing an alma mater with Adrian Peterson makes the Vikings running back open to helping out a player from Detroit. Broyles tore the ACL in his right knee in
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