- With a return to practice in pads Tuesday, Peterson could make an appearance in the Vikings' third preseason game as he continues his return from a torn ACL. Approaching the eight-month mark in his rehab, Peterson is ahead of schedule, but he still isn't on the receiving end of contact during practice as the immediate plan includes monitoring his ability to cut and react. As is the case with many running backs coming off the board after the first 10 picks in most drafts, Peterson is entering the season with a decent amount of risk. Comparatively, his elite ceiling outweighs the best-case scenarios for the likes of Trent Richardson, Marshawn Lynch and Matt Forte, and it's quickly becoming easier to make a case for Peterson ahead of the aforementioned backs as well as DeMarco Murray and Maurice Jones-Drew (as his holdout drags on). As the most valuable member of a rebuilding roster, the Vikings have little t
Subscribe to RotoWire now and you'll be reading the full version of this article in minutes.
At RotoWire, we give our subscribers everything. That means not only will you be able to read this article, you'll be able to read ALL our articles.
Plus, you'll get all of these great benefits:
| ➤ Amazing draft kits. |
➤ Full stat projections. |
| ➤ Exclusive cheat sheets. |
➤ Customizable rankings. |
| ➤ Instant news updates. |
➤ Free multi-sport access. |
| ➤ Private expert Q&A. |
➤ And much more! |
Get Access To RotoWire Now
Already Registered? Login Now
If you already have a RotoWire account, please login below with your username and password.
Forgot your password?
Click here to have your user info emailed to you.
Questions? Need Assistance?
Talk to a live person toll free at (888) 201-3057.