Healthy, he is the best back in the NFL right now. Key word: Healthy. He would have no doubt shattered Sims' record if he were healthy for all 13 games last year. He is unreal. I have never, in 23 years of life (trying to make you feel old), seen anything like Adrian Peterson. Power. Speed. Agility. But he must stay healthy, if he does, who knows what records will fall.

He didn't break that record on Miami. That was a pretty good San Diego team he carved up like a Thanksgiving turkey. I thought his line gave him holes, but what he did after breaking the line of scrimmage bordered on something you might catch in the 'twilight zone.'

He is a thrill to watch.

The best bang for the buck I ever had in Fantasy football.

Jimmie: Question. Why is Marc Ginther only rated a one-star quarterback???? I understand that he doesn't zing the ball like Brett Farve, (I can't get used to spelling his name backwards like granddaddy Favre must have), or have the escape-ability a la John Elway, but have you seen this guy ever lose a game by just flat out throwing too many picks, or not making the right reads? Please answer anything other than he is going to OSU on a baseball scolarship and therefore we don't really rate him too highly!

Here's my guess on the recruiting services and Mark Ginther: The recruiting services are halfway legit and halfway goofy and I think no one is qualified to assess stars to high school kids or rank them 1-100 nationally. Many times, stars are given out based on who a kid says is recruiting him, which means absolutely nothing. Perhaps Ginther is being downgraded for his baseball intentions. Remember, Josh Fields wasn't drafted (if I remember correctly) by a baseball coming out of high school because he declared that he wanted to play football in college. As we all see now, he certainly was capable of playing Major League Baseball. My gut feeling is that Ginther is a competitor who can play major college football and no recruiting service can determine that for him. If he's got the right stuff and wants to play, it will happen.

Instead of "All Day" he should be called Half-Season. He never played without getting injured somehow.