Adrian Peterson indicted in child injury case

I've gotten some pretty bad beatings, some of them that have come close to this but not quite as bad.

Peterson may have went a bit overboard here. Shouldn't be opening up cuts on your kid. Some punishment will be necessary but I don't think jail time. But then again, it is Texas...

Put this fucker in jail.

is days after the incident

And charged end of story

something like this outstanding mother did, also in Texas:
Texas mom gets 99 years for gluing toddler to wall, beating her - ( New Window )

I just don't understand this thought process.

somehow trumped Rice. Wow this is awful for the NFL. Laughing at the jackasses saying people 80 years would be rolling in their graves because of this.

imagine what people would think. That bad thing I did... never did it again. I didn't turn into a monster and I certainly didn't see my parents that way. My Grandmother used to tell me stories about her Grandmother... it was just considered discipline.

you can purposely and maliciously draw blood on your child, as evidenced by that picture and then CONTINUE to beat or whip them, inflicting more injuries that also draw more blood. It's like a scene out of Roots or 12 years a slave; that's just fucking sick.

counting the lashes...

At least 10 on the one leg. And the news broadcast is showing more pictures, with lashes on other parts of his body.

Absolutely disgusting..

Bye bye Peterson. You and Rice can share a few beers and reminisce about a avatar that once was. Your playing days are history.

if that picture is accurate. Hitting a child is never right. And never was.

I guess he learned from his dad the jailed drug dealer
Link - ( New Window )

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The beating allegedly resulted in numerous injuries to the child, including cuts and bruises to the child’s back, buttocks, ankles, legs and scrotum, along with defensive wounds to the child’s hands.

On his frigging balls even...that's beyond fucked up. There should be capital punishment for shit like this.

with a good percentage of these guys today. Hopefully, they are starting to get weeded out.

Asiata is trending in most fantasy football waiver wire lists right now. Although I think the better pickup will be McKinnon.

Jerick will be the 3rd down back and is the more explosive player. Just a matter of time before he take over as the every down back.

In comment 11858677 Chaka said:

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I guess he learned from his dad the jailed drug dealer Link - ( New Window )

Reading that report makes me want to beat the shit out of that illiterate, back woods piece of shit. What a fucking waste on society thats gotten to live the privileged life.

That is fucked up.

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The “whooping” – as Peterson put it when interviewed by police – occurred in Spring, Texas, in May. Peterson’s son had pushed another one of Peterson’s children off of a motorbike video game. As punishment, Peterson grabbed a tree branch – which he consistently referred to as a “switch” – removed the leaves and struck the child repeatedly.

Well, at least it was for a good reason...

Robert Kraft threw at Minny to make that move?
$2M and a 6th?

Usually spank you on butt.....why inside thighs..marks
close to privates. ..might have hit there too..
Test him for roids....thats a crime

Him for life and he will
Always remember

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Beat him on his bare ass while with a "switch"
Someone shackle this guy ASAP
4 years old
Wrap your head around that

For anyone who says 'when I was a kid I got whooped'
Good for you. It's 2014 and this isn't acceptable anymore

continuously beat him with the stick all over his body. And he seems justified in his actions. Scumbag.

Then Peterson should be in trouble.

In comment 11858689 NYG27 said:

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Asiata is trending in most fantasy football waiver wire lists right now. Although I think the better pickup will be McKinnon. Jerick will be the 3rd down back and is the more explosive player. Just a matter of time before he take over as the every down back.

Wow congrats you really have your priorities straight..

IMO....pretty disturbing stuff and coming as it does during Rice, no chance in hell

In comment 11858608 mrvax said:

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Many posters over 50 were probably beat hard enough by their father so severe that they'd be jailed if it happened today.

That doesn't make it right. And while my mother would slap us, we were never 'beaten' or spanked. And my father never hit us.

then lock him up and throw away the key.

In comment 11858717 JCin332 said:

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In comment 11858689 NYG27 said: Quote: Asiata is trending in most fantasy football waiver wire lists right now. Although I think the better pickup will be McKinnon. Jerick will be the 3rd down back and is the more explosive player. Just a matter of time before he take over as the every down back. Wow congrats you really have your priorities straight..

After seeing the kids picture and reading the details, I think what Peterson did is sick and far worse then what Michael Vick did and Peterson deserves jail time.

As for my fantasy football comment, I didn't want to start yet "another" fantasy thread and included them here on Peterson's thread. So sorry if anyone took offense to it. I figured we could discuss both topics at the same time.

how another father can harm his own child like that.

should be the least of his worries.

An adult that does that to a child should be behind bars and barred from being alone with children ever again.

of laws and I personally don't believe in using violence so I am not proud of having these thoughts, but when I see this kind of thing there is something in me that can't help but feel that maybe he should feel the fear of having to endure a good beating.

In comment 11858749 Milton said:

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Quote: "It is important to remember that Adrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury."

Precisely because he is a criminal lawyer.

On the heals of his last fiasco, how does he see these pictures and not quickly ban Peterson as well? This man should have been his sons protector instead of attacker.

This guy is worse than Ray Rice.

that the NFL can ever allow him to play another down.......the NFL would be rightfully crucified, done....it would implode in minutes.

There will be people defending this.

I'm emotionally exhausted by the NFL and no games have really been played yet.

and to say the least, I'm extremely disappointed in AP. He was one of the guys that I truly believed to be one of the good guys that represented the league well.

In comment 11858726 buford said:

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In comment 11858608 mrvax said: Quote: Many posters over 50 were probably beat hard enough by their father so severe that they'd be jailed if it happened today. Same here. Sure I got slapped once or twice by my Mom but that was it. If anyone here got beaten repeatedly with foreign objects by their parents, they were abusing you . Period. That doesn't make it right. And while my mother would slap us, we were never 'beaten' or spanked. And my father never hit us.

In comment 11858756 Wonderphil11 said:

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that the NFL can ever allow him to play another down.......the NFL would be rightfully crucified, done....it would implode in minutes.

They let Donte Stallworth play again. Josh Brent is about to play again. Those guys are scrubs. Dany Heatley is still playing hockey. Alfredo Simon is facing rape allegations 3 years after going on trial for manslaughter. We all know about Mike Vick. Kobe Bryant is BELOVED. I just doubt sports leagues will ever totally remove guys for committing crimes.

ESPN had this poll (with a ridiculously small number polled) in which the overwhelming majority of people said the Rice incident hasn't made them less likely to watch. People raise hell, but they don't stop watching. Until that happens, guys will get second chances.

the girl in question went up to his hotel room after her shift was done at midnight to do what? Play chess?

Point being that if anyone here was beaten repeatedly by a parent with a foreign object, your parent was guilty of physically abusing you. You may not like to hear it but its true.

go to counseling, and that'll be the end of it.