
Report: Adrian Peterson's Blood Work, MRI Tests Negative After Appendix Concerns
Detroit Lions running back Adrian Peterson will play in Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars despite concerns about his appendix this week.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reported Peterson underwent testing after experiencing pain but no issue was found. He is expected to remain prominently involved in the Lions' offensive gameplan.
In his 14th NFL season, Peterson has surprised with a strong performance since joining the Lions just before Week 1. He's rushed for 245 yards and one touchdown through the first five weeks, more than doubling any other back's carries load.
TOP NEWS
.jpg)
Underrated Rookies for 2026 NFL Season

Trades to Shake Up Playoff Races 🫨
.jpg)
Ranking Worst NFL Contracts Ahead of 2026 Season
While his yardage has been consistently solid, Peterson has been held in check due to lacking explosive play ability. Kerryon Johnson and D'Andre Swift would be in line for carries if Peterson's pain winds up cropping up Sunday.
.jpg)









