Adrian Peterson

The Minnesota Vikings have released a statement about the Adrian Peterson situation, and have essentially deferred the option to the NFL.

According to Pro Football Talk, Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson will plead no contest to reckless assault.

The original judge will still preside over Adrian Peterson's Felony Child Abuse Case

Adrian Peterson's next court date is set in his child abuse case.

Adrian Peterson can't seem to stay away from trouble. Montgomery County in Texas has requested the arrest of Peterson following him admitting that he smoked weed.

In a move that really doesn't surprise many, Vikings running back Adrian Peterson is going to plead not guilty to his child abuse charges tomorrow as he appears before the court, according to Ben Goessling of ESPN.com. The move by Peterson almost seemingly cements his 2014 NFL season as a lost one, because the Vikings have made it clear that he would not be returning until his case is resolved and

An orgy funded with charity money for underage brother

Rochelle Olson of the Star Tribune in Minneapolis joined Jeff Thurn on Overtime yesterday to discuss Adrian Peterson.

Jeff Thurn is a little teed-off at the Minnesota Vikings' Adrian Peterson over his recent child abuse charges. So he takes it out on a Wheaties box.

Amidst growing public pressure, the Minnesota Vikings have changed course and deactivated Adrian Peterson, placing him on the exempt/commissioner's permission list and making him unavailable for the foreseeable future.