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Adrian Peterson knows exactly when he’ll break the NFL’s all Adrian Peterson. (Getty Images) After resurrecting his career, nearly setting a new single-season rushing record, winning MVP, and leading an otherwise moribund team to the playoffs, enters 2013 as one of the most fascinating figures in a generally by-the-numbers NFL. Whether it's playing along with current memes () or taking fans , Peterson is handling his role as NFL mega-ultrastar quite well. Now he's doing press in advance of the 2013 season, and he's giving plenty of meaty quotes. He sat down for , and discussion ranged from his goal to reach 2,500 yards this season ( I set that goal because I’m always looking to improve and to challenge myself in a lot of different ways. So for me 2,[http://projekte.akwi.at/gastrowiki/index.php/Benutzer:Pjjoutfnv2#The_NFL.27s_Favorite_iPad_Appmaker.2C_PlayerLync_Raises_Funding The NFL's Favorite iPad Appmaker, PlayerLync Raises Funding],500 is a new challenge ) to how an MVP trumps a Heisman ( I look at that [Heisman] Trophy now and knowing that has it, with how his career went, I would rather him have it. At least he has something positive to look back on and say, ‘I won the Heisman.’ I feel good that he has it. Even though I know it should have been mine ). The most fun,[http://www.nostroviaggio.altervista.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=2&id=96&limit=6&limitstart=486&Itemid=122#9103 NFL likely to decide Josh Brent of Dallas Cowboys status by camp], however, comes at the end, when Peterson starts projecting out how long it will take him to pass Emmitt Smith on the all-time rushing record list. Smith has 18,355 yards, and Peterson is 9,506 yards behind him. So when does that project out? He says 2017. But what week in 2017, he was asked? Man. I better go late. I’m already getting too far in front of myself. I’ll say Week 16. There it is. Week 16 in 2017. Whoo. That’s pushing it,[http://www.3e-farm.com/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=1571958&extra= Colin Kaepernick, Tim Tebow- Quarterbacks Run Wild as NFL Teams Struggle to Stop], huh? But hey, pushing it is the only way to do it. You know it. , Peterson would need to average 1,925 yards per season over the next five years to hit that number. At age 28, that's a tall order indeed. Still, bravo for putting your goals out there, sir. It's cool if you don't hit your number on the exact day, though,[http://www.kksexy.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=53832 Giants List David Wilson, And Andre Brown As Co], AD. This is the Internet. Nobody'll give you a hard time if you make a mistake. - - - Hit us up on Twitter ,[http://www.christianmusiconline.com/ Training camp roundup- 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis has ‘slight’ fracture in right hand], email us at and Like for NFL conversation 365 days a year, the way it should be. Fantasy Football video from Yahoo! Sports: Related coverage on Yahoo! Sports: • • •

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 Adrian Peterson knows exactly when he’ll break the NFL’s all<br>Adrian Peterson. (Getty Images)<br>After resurrecting his career, nearly setting a new single-season rushing record, winning MVP, and leading an otherwise moribund team to the playoffs,  enters 2013 as one of the most fascinating figures in a generally by-the-numbers NFL. Whether it's playing along with current memes () or taking fans , Peterson is handling his role as NFL mega-ultrastar quite well.<br>Now he's doing press in advance of the 2013 season, and he's giving plenty of meaty quotes. He sat down for , and discussion ranged from his goal to reach 2,500 yards this season ( I set that goal because I’m always looking to improve and to challenge myself in a lot of different ways. So for me 2,[http://projekte.akwi.at/gastrowiki/index.php/Benutzer:Pjjoutfnv2#The_NFL.27s_Favorite_iPad_Appmaker.2C_PlayerLync_Raises_Funding The NFL's Favorite iPad Appmaker, PlayerLync Raises Funding],500 is a new challenge ) to how an MVP trumps a Heisman ( I look at that [Heisman] Trophy now and knowing that  has it, with how his career went, I would rather him have it. At least he has something positive to look back on and say, ‘I won the Heisman.’ I feel good that he has it. Even though I know it should have been mine ).<br>The most fun,[http://www.nostroviaggio.altervista.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=2&id=96&limit=6&limitstart=486&Itemid=122#9103 NFL likely to decide Josh Brent of Dallas Cowboys status by camp], however, comes at the end, when Peterson starts projecting out how long it will take him to pass Emmitt Smith on the all-time rushing record list. Smith has 18,355 yards, and Peterson is 9,506 yards behind him. So when does that project out? He says 2017. But what week in 2017, he was asked?<br> Man. I better go late. I’m already getting too far in front of myself. I’ll say Week 16. There it is. Week 16 in 2017. Whoo. That’s pushing it,[http://www.3e-farm.com/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=1571958&extra= Colin Kaepernick, Tim Tebow- Quarterbacks Run Wild as NFL Teams Struggle to Stop], huh? But hey, pushing it is the only way to do it. You know it. <br>, Peterson would need to average 1,925 yards per season over the next five years to hit that number. At age 28, that's a tall order indeed.<br>Still, bravo for putting your goals out there, sir. It's cool if you don't hit your number on the exact day, though,[http://www.kksexy.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=53832 Giants List David Wilson, And Andre Brown As Co], AD. This is the Internet. Nobody'll give you a hard time if you make a mistake.<br>- - -<br> <br> Hit us up on Twitter ,[http://www.christianmusiconline.com/ Training camp roundup- 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis has ‘slight’ fracture in right hand], email us at  and Like  for NFL conversation 365 days a year, the way it should be. <br>Fantasy Football video from Yahoo! Sports:<br>Related coverage on Yahoo! Sports:<br>• <br>• <br>•
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+Te&#8217;o realizing that &#8220,[http://forum.grandweb.eu/index.php?topic=147569.msg164780#msg164780 Jerry Jones- Two NFL teams could move to Los Angeles];little things&#8221; make NFL different from college<br>Posted by Mike Florio on July 31,[http://www.sistemabirada.com/index.php?option=com_fireboard&Itemid=13&func=view&catid=10&id=183343#183343 NFL officials implements new bag policy], 2013, 12:06 AM EDT <br>  APChargers linebacker  has learned plenty in the past year.  When it comes to the NFL,[http://www.blendernation.com/ Redskins DE Jarvis Jenkins suspended four games for alleged PED violation], he s learned plenty in the past week.<br>Through his first five training-camp practices with the Chargers, the second-round pick has begun to figure out that the little things make the difference between the pro game and the lower levels of the sport.<br> The running backs have vision, Te o said, via Tom Krasovic of U-T San Diego.  You tell the running back to run to the right, he ll run to the right, but if the hole is not there, he will bounce.  You have your good running backs in college.  Everybody here came from college.  The best of the best is here. <br>Te o learned that lesson when he thought he had running back  tracked down in the backfield,[http://020pc.net/plus/view.php?aid=63821 Spotlighting Small].  Until Mathews unexpectedly cut and sped away from Te o.<br>The former Notre Dame standout also has learned quickly from tight end  the difficulty of covering NFL-caliber wideouts.<br> With a lot of guys, you can kind of tell what they re going to do, Te o said.  With Gates,[http://denkineko.org/2009/05/post-464.html#comments Aaron Murray dishes on how to block Jadeveon Clown], you can t.  I think that s the biggest difference between college and the pros.  In college, you can, for the lack of a better word, you can cheat a little, you can predict what people are going to do before they do it. <br>To help him react to what players on offense do, T eo is 16 pounds lighter than his top weight in college.  While that may make it harder for him to dish out and take physical poundings, the modern NFL places a much greater premium on linebackers covering receivers.<br>The linebackers who can t will be off the field on third downs.  For Te o that could be the difference between perceived success and failure in the NFL.