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  • I think Im scared of Adrian Peterson....

    Cant believe any man wearing purple would ever worry me but after last Sunday I am seriously worried about having to see this guy 2X a years for the next 5 years. He is crazy buff and fast and everything you could want in a RB. I fear he is going to be the next LT. The only thing that can hold him back is getting hurt which with his rough, abusive running style could happen but damn, he is a monster.
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  • #2
    I voted yes. I think Patler had a good comparison of a young Green (without the fumbles)

    I think Green is a borderline HOFer. That is no insult at all to compare him to Ahman Green.
    Formerly known as JustinHarrell.

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    • #3
      I forgot to mention, at the end of the game after Favre had kneeled the ball the camera zoomed on AP and instead of looking content that had he played a great game you can tell he was totally bummed about losing. Hope the run D tightens up before the next meeting.

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      • #4
        he looks great. Running backs have a tendency to peak and fade quickly, you never know who is gonna stick for a long career.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by JustinHarrell
          I voted yes. I think Patler had a good comparison of a young Green (without the fumbles)

          I think Green is a borderline HOFer. That is no insult at all to compare him to Ahman Green.
          I agree with comparing him to Ahman but thing about this guy is that he looks like Ahman did in 2003 but it is only his 4th game!!

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          • #6
            Green gets underestimated here. I remember the first time watching Green play. I thought to myself "This isn't even like watching Packer football, that guy is amazing"

            He was a true dominate force. He was overshadowed by Brett and the Packers never won any SB's with Green but he was a true stud IMO. I think he's underrated here because we remember the last year or two more than those amazing years. Even when he was young and only racking up 1200 yards, he was earning every yard and making the line look better than it was with the young OT's.

            Other than Reggie White and Brett Favre, Green is the most impressive Packer I've watched.
            Formerly known as JustinHarrell.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by JustinHarrell
              Green gets underestimated here. I remember the first time watching Green play. I thought to myself "This isn't even like watching Packer football, that guy is amazing"

              He was a true dominate force. He was overshadowed by Brett and the Packers never won any SB's with Green but he was a true stud IMO. I think he's underrated here because we remember the last year or two more than those amazing years. Even when he was young and only racking up 1200 yards, he was earning every yard and making the line look better than it was with the young OT's.

              Green was very very good. I had to admit that after a few years of watching him. Fast and quick. Peterson has those qualities also. He should be a great back for years to come.

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              • #8
                Now we to know, to a lesser extent, of how our foes feel. They have been fearing Brett Favre for years. I bet they can't wait for him to retire.

                All Day is a beast. We need a beast and not a bunch of 3rd down backs.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by gbpackfan
                  Now we to know, to a lesser extent, of how our foes feel. They have been fearing Brett Favre for years. I bet they can't wait for him to retire.

                  All Day is a beast. We need a beast and not a bunch of 3rd down backs.

                  When Favre was in his prime I just hated the guy. He was just unbeatable. Now the bastard is playing at that level again after I stopped hating him because he had declined.....damn it!

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                  • #10
                    Peterson is a great RB. I agree with JH that Ahman was underrated in a lot of ways. He had tremendous speed, power, moves, great blocker, decent receiver on the dumpoffs and screens. He had the early season fumbling problem and was starting to wear down. Physically, Peterson is as good and he's even a little bigger. The one advantage Ahman had is that he got low to the ground and got leverage on his hits. He could take a pounding, but it eventually even wore on him. It will be interesting to see how Peterson does after taking a pounding for a few years. I do notice that he is starting to run lower to the ground when he's about to take a hit.
                    "There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson

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                    • #11
                      When I saw Peterson run for Oklahoma in college, my reaction was "Oh, my, this young man is going to be playing on Sundays!"

                      When I heard he was drafted by the Vikings, my reaction was, "Oh, s____,
                      the Packers are going to be dealing with him twice a year for many years to come!"

                      He is the complete package of an RB with speed, size, and power.

                      I simply do not understand why the Vikings did not play him more often in last Sunday's game--which was a good thing for the Packers!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Rastak
                        Originally posted by gbpackfan
                        Now we to know, to a lesser extent, of how our foes feel. They have been fearing Brett Favre for years. I bet they can't wait for him to retire.

                        All Day is a beast. We need a beast and not a bunch of 3rd down backs.

                        When Favre was in his prime I just hated the guy. He was just unbeatable. Now the bastard is playing at that level again after I stopped hating him because he had declined.....damn it!
                        I kind of thought you would feel that way. The NFC North certainly has to be saying "I thought this guy lost it! What the f**K?"

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                        • #13
                          He is scary good. I definitely see him as a very rare blue chip player. He is very, very fast in game. As fast as anyone I can remember.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Partial
                            He is scary good. I definitely see him as a very rare blue chip player. He is very, very fast in game. As fast as anyone I can remember.

                            You were spot on with your call on AP be4 the draft
                            TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Bretsky
                              Originally posted by Partial
                              He is scary good. I definitely see him as a very rare blue chip player. He is very, very fast in game. As fast as anyone I can remember.

                              You were spot on with your call on AP be4 the draft
                              I think he is much better than I thought he'd be. The thing that I notice is he is just so unbelievably fast. People time fast when training for the 40, but this guy has in game speed of a whole 'nother level. He looks like the fastest guy on the field and he is built like a tank. He looks incredibly special. I didn't think he'd be nearly this good this soon.

                              He looks just as fast as he was in college. I didn't think he'd be as effective on this level because the linebackers, safeties, DEs, etc are all so much faster.

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