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Know Your Colts History: 10 Ways to Stop Adrian Peterson

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Ladies and gentlemen, we knew coming in this week that stopping Adrian Peterson wouldn't be an easy task.  It certainly didn't help that the player I had pegged as a surprise Pro Bowler this season got cut (Thanks Ed!).  Despite that setback, I remain vigilant in my belief that the Colts can keep AP from running hogwild (jagwild?) on our defense.

Perhaps I'm delusional (likely), but I think if the Colts can execute some of these ideas to stop Peterson, they'll have a great chance on Sunday.

  1. Tell Adrian that it's hard to run long distances while balancing a football on his head without the football falling off.
  2. Eliminate any form of contact between Kenoy Kennedy and any of the Colts defenders.
  3. Have someone walk around the stadium carrying a sign saying "HAVE YOU TALKED TO YOUR MOTHER TODAY?"  It's hard to play at your best with that kind of guilt.  Of course, you run the risk that the Colts will take that message to heart as well.  Let's hope someone buy some prepaid minutes for the team.
  4. Do the exact opposite of what these guys did.
  5. Convince him that the real enemy is Christian Okoye.
  6. Try to sell him on the idea that he's the best gosh darn punter on the team and get him to act on his convictions.
  7. Lock him in a room and force him to watch Cedric Benson lowlights before the game.
  8. Find a large concrete statue and paint it so that it looks like Al Harris and hope that Adrian Peterson tries to run it over before the game.  Of course, if he destroys the wall, that would be a whole new set of problems, but let's not think about that.
  9. Surround him with journalists!
  10. Unleash The Great Wall of Bob.

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The Great Wall Of Bob.

That would make the strongest runner fearful. The mere suggestion could cause nightmares.

by coltsfanawalt on Sep 13, 2008 4:15 PM EDT reply actions  

I would think it should be a necessity for the Colts D

because one of him didn’t look so good against Forte.

In Romo we Trust

by Terry on Sep 13, 2008 8:22 PM EDT up reply actions  

LOL...

Good one Jakethe Snake! And if you noticed during the Bears game, Bob hit Forte hard and Forte went out of the game, was ineffective after the hit and is listed as Probable for the game Sunday. Hope Bob will introduce himself to AP early and often. Jack Him Up BOB!!!

Pressure is somethig you feel when you don't know what you're doing!
-Chuck Knoll

by thefrozz on Sep 13, 2008 7:35 PM EDT reply actions  

Actually, that picture is going to be what AP sees after he gets jacked up by Bob Sanders.

He’ll hit him so hard, he’ll be seeing sevens.

Bob Sanders eats a forest on Friday so he can lay the wood on Sunday.
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by MonkeyBusiness on Sep 14, 2008 12:25 AM EDT reply actions  

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