Report: Adrian Peterson's knee shows no signs of swelling
AP
When a player typically comes back from a torn ACL they usually deal with swelling in their knee when they can back on the field and practice for the first time.
According to Jeremy Fowler of the Pioneer-Press, Vikings running back Adrian Peterson hasn’t experienced any swelling in his knee so far, which may help him get on the field for the season opener.
Hearing Adrian Peterson has experienced no swelling in left knee the day after practices. Good sign for player tunnel-visioned for Sept. 9
— Pioneer Press (@VikingsNow) August 23, 2012
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