Vikings will abuse us.

[pantherj]

I'm not saying this is the case, but if AP were a sociopath then he would have no attachment to his child and not be bothered in the slightest by his death.

[neverlosethefeeling]

We better not freakin' lose. One of my best friends plays for the Vikes and I have strict instructions to call him after the game. I need to be able to bask in the glory of victory, not listen to his poo talk.

[PanthersAlv]

Wow..... just wow...

[TheMaulClaw]

The poor kid died. I would assume ap will not be playing. Let the man have his personal time.

I think it comes down to the individual.  Torrie Smith, and Brett Favre both used football as therapy for grief.  I think AP is going to do the same thing.

[TheMaulClaw]

this maybe true in fact those were some of my thoughts. But we have NO IDEA what the situation was and the circumstances of the relationship or any details whatsoever.

 

For you to come out and post definitively that you know this to be the case makes you a douche.

 

Sometimes a man is more stricken with sadness when he realizes too late that his actions had consequences that hurt people he loved.  I agree with what your saying.   I don't think anyone should proverbially kick a man while he's down.   I'm sure AP is already dealing with enough regret and guilt inside his soul after this.

[TheRed]

Using the death of a child as an excuse to troll and look cute on the internet says more about you than any baseless accusations you can make about AP as a father. I've still yet to see one of these individuals offer even a shred of credible evidence for any of that.

[TruCatzFan]

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2013/10/11/adrian-peterson-dealing-with-tragic-situation/

Watch the video... It sheds light on the whole situation

Apparently AP only found out that this child was his a few months ago. Just very very sad story.

The murderer had been convicted of child abuse before! Can't believe that, can't believe he wasn't locked up for life before.

Definitely worth the watch

[TruCatzFan]

This thread is disgusting by the way. Full of ignorant people making ignorant comments. I hope that the Mods go back through this thread and ban ever single one of you that deserve it!

AP is probably all tore up about this. Can you imagine perhaps having a one night stand that resulted in a child that you didn't know you had because the mother never contacted you until a couple of months ago... And now that child is deceased... He's probably torn to pieces mentally.

And all you people calling him a deadbeat dad without any facts... Should be ashamed of yourselves

[AceBoogie]

If I lost my son, I'd have to shut myself in a dark room for at least a week.

Beyond my comprehension.

This

[TheRed]

I'm more concerned about why this child is dead than posting "lolololololol Adrian is a bad father, look at me guys". Specifically, like why the piece of poo who killed him was around this kid after being caught doing this before. To not only him, but another child also.

[AceBoogie]

I'm more concerned about why this child is dead than posting "lolololololol Adrian is a bad father, look at me guys". Specifically, like why the piece of poo who killed him was around this kid after being caught doing this before. To not only him, but another child also.

That's the American justice system.

[SgtJoo]

I'm more concerned about why this child is dead than posting "lolololololol Adrian is a bad father, look at me guys". Specifically, like why the piece of poo who killed him was around this kid after being caught doing this before. To not only him, but another child also.

 

Court records show Patterson has a history of domestic violence.

 

He was indicted in June 2012 on several counts of simple assault involving an ex-girlfriend and her 3-year-old son, and later was charged for violating a no-contact order. He was sentenced to one year in jail for both cases but that time was suspended on the condition he attend domestic violence counseling.

 

The victim in that case — who is not the mother of T.R.R. — said in a request for a protection order that Patterson had spanked her 3-year-old so hard for misbehaving in church that he needed ice for welts on his buttocks. When she got angry with him for it, she wrote, Patterson made the children go to their rooms, then pulled the shades, grabbed her by the throat and waved his fist in her face.

He stopped when their infant son began to cry.

 

“He has (threatened) to kill me multiple times,” she wrote.

 

The woman asked for temporary protection orders against him twice in Minnehaha County prior to the birth of their son, who was in her custody when T.R.R. was injured Wednesday.

 

A different woman sought a protection order against Patterson in 2004 in Jackson County, where he attended high school.

In court on Friday, Lincoln County State’s Attorney Tom Wollman asked a judge to revoke the terms of Patterson’s suspended sentence on the two domestic abuse cases.

[Cpt slay a ho]

we've been getting trolled hard lately

[CarolinaCoolin]

lel

wat

Of all time? Not even close