Vikings induct Adrian Peterson, the franchise's all-time leading rusher, into Ring of Honor

Adrian Peterson was inducted into the Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor on Monday night, drawing loud roars from a home crowd that was enamored with the electric running back from the start of his career as the seventh overall pick in the 2007 draft.The leading rusher in Vikings history, who's fifth on the NFL's career list with 14,918 yards, sported a purple blazer and a wide smile as he watched pregame warmups on the field with family members while the Vikings prepared to face the Bills. Peterson sounded the Gjallarhorn and led the fans in the overhead "Skol" clap before kickoff, and he got the star treatment at halftime with a ceremony attended by dozens of former teammates.Peterson's last season with the Vikings was 2016, their first at U.S. Bank Stadium. He played for six teams over his last five years in the league, with his most post-Minnesota success coming for Washington from 2018-19, but he'll always be linked with the Vikings from his record-setting rookie season on.He rushed