Adrian Peterson's NFL future remains in limbo.
Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman reportedly told Peterson's agent, Ben Dogra, the club wouldn't release the superstar running back, according to USA TODAY's Tom Pelissero.
Peterson wants out of Minnesota, but he's still under contract with the Vikings through 2017.
If #Vikings were going to cut Peterson and get nothing, it would've happened in September. They want to keep him. AP still has concerns.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) March 19, 2015
The 2012 NFL MVP was suspended indefinitely after being indicted on child abuse charges, missing every game except for the team's season opener against the St. Louis Rams.
Peterson was reinstated February 26, and reportedly wants to play for either the Arizona Cardinals or Dallas Cowboys.
The only way Peterson can leave the Vikings is via trade, or if the team opts to release him, an avenue that's reportedly been closed by team management.
In his last full season in 2013, Peterson rushed for 1,266 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman reportedly told Peterson's agent, Ben Dogra, the club wouldn't release the superstar running back, according to USA TODAY's Tom Pelissero.
Peterson wants out of Minnesota, but he's still under contract with the Vikings through 2017.
If #Vikings were going to cut Peterson and get nothing, it would've happened in September. They want to keep him. AP still has concerns.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) March 19, 2015
The 2012 NFL MVP was suspended indefinitely after being indicted on child abuse charges, missing every game except for the team's season opener against the St. Louis Rams.
Peterson was reinstated February 26, and reportedly wants to play for either the Arizona Cardinals or Dallas Cowboys.
The only way Peterson can leave the Vikings is via trade, or if the team opts to release him, an avenue that's reportedly been closed by team management.
In his last full season in 2013, Peterson rushed for 1,266 yards and 10 touchdowns.
