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What a shock. If Willis doesn't net DROY demand a recount.

 

 

 

Adrian Peterson was named Offensive Rookie of the Year by the Associated Press.

Peterson needed to play in only 14 games and start nine to finish second in the NFL in rushing with 1341 yards. He scored 13 total TDs. Peterson's 5.6 yards per carry average was second behind Jerious Norwood's 6.0 among rushers with more than 100 carries. He led all running backs in 40+ yard runs. Jan. 2 - 11:31 am et

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I need to find out where he is doing his next public appearance so I can try to get him to sign his rookie card for me... then I'll frame it for my son. :D:D

 

 

That'll be cool. Did Brett Favre's for my son years back. Went to training camp and he got a football signed by the whole team.

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I read that there were only votes for Peterson and Joe Thomas. Thomas got 3.5% of the votes I think.

 

 

That's what a Cleveland blog says.

 

It looks like Browns offensive tackle Joe Thomas will have to play brides' maid to Adrian Peterson. Kind of ironic considering the guy chose to gut some fish on draft day last April instead of wearing a suit.

 

The Vikings Adrian Peterson won the NFL's offensive rookie of the year in a landslide vote. Peterson earned 46 1/2 out of a possible 50 votes, while Cleveland's Thomas got the other 3 1/2 votes.

 

Not that the voting comes as a shock. In fact, there has never been an offensive lineman to ever win the award in the NFL's "modern era" which is considered to be from 1970 to present. However, the fact that Thomas even finished second in the voting is at least a dog biscuit flung in his direction.

 

If you ask me the guy was robbed. With Joe Thomas anchoring the line at left tackle, the Browns won 10 games and helped plow the way for the franchise's second ever back to rush for over 1,300 yards in Jamal Lewis. The other back to do so is, of course, Jim Brown.

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