Adrian Peterson where will he land

[The Foot]

Who's gonna sign him. 2 cents welcomed by all.

 

[broncosmitty]

Prison or the couch.

He's done.

 

[USCDoom]

No use Signing him before the Draft. Way Too Many Good RBs in this Draft...

 

[HaroldSeattle]

Who's gonna sign him. 2 cents welcomed by all.

Hard to say, but three teams that could use a power back are Raiders, Ravens and Packers.

 

[SmokingMonkey]

I'll add Panthers, Jets, Jags, Eagles, Colts

dark horse candidates - Texans, Redskins, Bucs

But it will entirely depend on what the draft brings before anyone signs him, imo

 

[huskers1217]

depends if he thinks he is a starter...then no one.

 

[TREFF]

Someone will wait on Draft day and miss out, he'll get a shot somewhere. But where at this point is a pure crap shoot . Also a crap shoot to speculate on his role wherever that might be. If emit can get a shot at the end his, why not AP?

 

[leftypower]

Dallas - Elliot gets suspended - AP comes home.

 

[SteelersPride]

Dallas - Elliot gets suspended - AP comes home.

this

 

[The Foot]

Hard to say, but three teams that could use a power back are Raiders, Ravens and Packers.

I think just based on his recent tweet that he will go to one of three teams. He has stated his man goal is to go to a team that he can help win. Based on the teams I feel who both need a RB and have a real shot dwindles down to three teams. Packers, raiders, and Patriots

 

[HaroldSeattle]

I think just based on his recent tweet that he will go to one of three teams. He has stated his man goal is to go to a team that he can help win. Based on the teams I feel who both need a RB and have a real shot dwindles down to three teams. Packers, raiders, and Patriots

Good call, I forgot about the Pats.

 

[TREFF]

Pats can resign Blount cheaper, and don't have to worry about him learning the system. I would disagree they need one, between Burkhead, Lewis and White, all they really need is a depth guy, and there's plenty of those both hanging around as FA's, and in the draft. But, never say never with the Pats, and if they do get a "big back", it makes much more sense to resign Blount than to start over with AP

 

[HaroldSeattle]

Pats can resign Blount cheaper, and don't have to worry about him learning the system. I would disagree they need one, between Burkhead, Lewis and White, all they really need is a depth guy, and there's plenty of those both hanging around as FA's, and in the draft. But, never say never with the Pats, and if they do get a "big back", it makes much more sense to resign Blount than to start over with AP

Well resigning Blount makes more sense to me, but the Pats seem to do the unexpected so I would not rule it out either. Once AP accepts that he going to have to sign for a lot less then he was dreaming of, playing for a team that could go back to the SB may be a option.

 

[SteelersPride]

think this goes to show what league perception is

 

[Stomp]

I doubt he signs anywhere until OTAs and probably minicamp are over

 

[TREFF]

I doubt he signs anywhere until OTAs and probably minicamp are over

Well if he does that, he'll be playing second fiddle to someone, and for a near vet minimum. The teams that are "contenders", don't sign a guy they Klan on starting after OTA's, and they're most often close to up against the cap by the time they sign the rookie class.

Or the whole winning a championship thing is garbage, and he just wants to miss the off-season crap and grab some cash from a team that isn't a contender

 

[richig07]

He'll wind up somewhere with a contender.

I could even see him remaining a free agent into camps, and possibly until a team loses a RB and needs a rental for the season.