A New York state judge has ordered Detroit Lions running back Adrian Peterson to pay a Pennsylvania lender $8.3 million on a defaulted loan, with interest adding several thousand dollars a day to. Interestingly enough, the Titans will meet the Detroit Lions in Week 15, a team that sports veteran running back Adrian Peterson, the last player to rush for 2,000 yards in a single season. After four years and multiple price cuts, the Detroit Lions running back Adrian Peterson finally walked away from his swanky estate in The Woodlands, TX. The luxury property sold in early December. Peterson becomes a free agent in March. He has given every indication that he wants to keep playing. Peterson is currently fifth in NFL history with 14,757 career rushing yards. He’s 512 yards behind No. 4, Barry Sanders, so if Peterson plays another season, he may move up a spot in the career rushing charts.
Lions running back Adrian Peterson is interested in staying in Detroit in 2021, under the right circumstances.
Peterson said today that he’d love to stay in Detroit next season, but he also said he wouldn’t want to stay if the next coach and GM think a complete rebuild is in order.
Of course, if the next coach and GM are doing a total rebuild, they surely won’t want a 36-year-old running back to be a part of it, either. So Peterson will likely only be back in Detroit if the Lions’ next coach and GM think they can win in 2021.
Adrian Peterson Career Stats
Peterson becomes a free agent in March. He has given every indication that he wants to keep playing.
Adrian Peterson
Peterson is currently fifth in NFL history with 14,757 career rushing yards. He’s 512 yards behind No. 4, Barry Sanders, so if Peterson plays another season, he may move up a spot in the career rushing charts.