First attempt Vikings running back Adrian Peterson to run from a torn left anterior cruciate ligament Dec. 24 positive results.
Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said on Tuesday, April 3, that Peterson "did a great job" and impressed everyone on the team's facility to practice in Winter Park, during the running session last week.
Peterson has divided his rehabilitation from Minnesota and his home in Houston, where he will this week.
"Our coach, Eric Sugarman, was very impressed with his movement and the things he could do. He is on schedule. He's doing well," Frazier said while attending a participation of Tony Dungy, speaking in athletes benefiting from Edina in Action.
Peterson is the schedule in his recovery since undergoing reconstructive surgery on December 30, performed by renowned surgeon James Andrews in Birmingham, AlabamaVikings coach Leslie Frazier said on Tuesday, April 3, that Peterson "did a great job" and impressed everyone on the team's facility to practice in Winter Park, during the running session last week.
Peterson has divided his rehabilitation from Minnesota and his home in Houston, where he will this week.
"Our coach, Eric Sugarman, was very impressed with his movement and the things he could do. He is on schedule. He's doing well," Frazier said while attending a participation of Tony Dungy, speaking in athletes benefiting from Edina in Action.
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Sugarman has worked closely with Peterson in this process, and the Vikings have no interest in rushing back Peterson to get ready. Peterson goal is to make again in the season opener in September.
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