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Peterson's Evening
#11
Someone at some point is going to need a RB, Saints have absolutely no need for him. Someone will be willing to give something up for him if even a lower round draft pick. When I saw the death stare he had with Sean Payton it made me think this isn't going to work. I'd bet on NO looking to try to recoup something out of it. 
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#12
I was glad we shut him down and yeah, he doesn't seem to fit with the Saints at all. Still, I wish him the best and hope he does well this season.
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#13
He did gt 3 yards a carry, 18 yards on 6 carries so there is that. 
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#14
Quote: @Mike Olson said:
I have a sneaking suspicion he is going to be traded.
It's certainly possible...  I thought the Giants would have been a perfect fit for him in the off-season considering the state of their backfield and having a very good defense.  They could still be an option for a trade...

Plus Arizona appears to have lost David Johnson for an extended period of time.  Their window is almost shut and Arians is the type of coach that would push management to take a gamble like this...

It's not out of the realm of possibility IMO.
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#15
I could see the Giants or Cardinals as possible trade partners. I don't understand AD on that team anyway. Ingram and Kamara make a good combo for them.
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#16
Quote: @Vikergirl said:
He did gt 3 yards a carry, 18 yards on 6 carries so there is that. 
I hate the stats that say he averaged 3 yards per carry,  because they dont tell the whole story, or even close to it.  just reading that stat would suggest that he was relatively effective and just not used enough.  however when you watch the games,  he has 1 decent run and then a bunch of drive killers or at least non productive plays.  he has been that way for a while now,  sure he will break off a 40 yard run once a game,   but several series of only getting negative or minimal gains really hampers what a team can do on offense.

it wasnt just our play calling that was making our offense 1 dimensional, it was being hamstrung by a future HOF ball carrier that never materialized as a complete RB and whose skills are diminishing. 
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#17
Quote: @JimmyinSD said:
@Vikergirl said:
He did gt 3 yards a carry, 18 yards on 6 carries so there is that. 
I hate the stats that say he averaged 3 yards per carry,  because they dont tell the whole story, or even close to it.  just reading that stat would suggest that he was relatively effective and just not used enough.  however when you watch the games,  he has 1 decent run and then a bunch of drive killers or at least non productive plays.  he has been that way for a while now,  sure he will break off a 40 yard run once a game,   but several series of only getting negative or minimal gains really hampers what a team can do on offense.

it wasnt just our play calling that was making our offense 1 dimensional, it was being hamstrung by a future HOF ball carrier that never materialized as a complete RB and whose skills are diminishing. 
It was kind of a joke. I mean 18 yards for the game. Seriously? I know it was time to move on. But it feels good to see how it played out last night.
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#18
He'll probably push to be traded to the Steelers this week, then the Buccaneers, then the Lions...
Sooner or later he might, might, stick it to the Vikings lol
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#19
Quote: @Vikergirl said:
@JimmyinSD said:
@Vikergirl said:
He did gt 3 yards a carry, 18 yards on 6 carries so there is that. 
I hate the stats that say he averaged 3 yards per carry,  because they dont tell the whole story, or even close to it.  just reading that stat would suggest that he was relatively effective and just not used enough.  however when you watch the games,  he has 1 decent run and then a bunch of drive killers or at least non productive plays.  he has been that way for a while now,  sure he will break off a 40 yard run once a game,   but several series of only getting negative or minimal gains really hampers what a team can do on offense.

it wasnt just our play calling that was making our offense 1 dimensional, it was being hamstrung by a future HOF ball carrier that never materialized as a complete RB and whose skills are diminishing. 
It was kind of a joke. I mean 18 yards for the game. Seriously? I know it was time to move on. But it feels good to see how it played out last night.
I know, it was just a moment to rant on how misleading stats can be.  like stats accrued in garbage time,  they really dont do anything but muddy the water for evaluation purposes.

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#20
Quote: @JimmyinSD said:
@Vikergirl said:
He did gt 3 yards a carry, 18 yards on 6 carries so there is that. 
sure he will break off a 40 yard run once a game,   but several series of only getting negative or minimal gains really hampers what a team can do on offense.. 
That's the thing any team considering him (including the Saints deciding how long to put up with him) has to guess, though: can he still produce the occasional 40 yard runs? Even if he does, how many carries do you have to give him before he comes through?

Last night doesn't help him get traded. I don't believe that coaches and GMs rely on MNF for player decisions, but I bet most owners watch it, and an owner will have to approve acquiring Peterson.
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