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"He's a good, competitive kid," Zimmer said. "I liked what I saw in a lot of things. Obviously the penalties weren't good, but he got into a couple of situations where he started reverting back to some of the college things. I am not worried about it at all."
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MANKATO, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson was banged up a bit in a practice Tuesday, but he's expected to be fine.
"We want to get him ready to go to at San Francisco," Zimmer said, referring to the Sept. 14 regular season opener. "We'll continue to get him reps. He'll be OK."
Peterson tangled up with other players during an inside running drill at training camp, falling to the ground while appearing to hurt his leg. Peterson limped to the sideline, tested the leg and eventually left the field with head trainer Eric Sugarman.
Barr hadn't practiced in eight days because of the knee, which he had surgically repaired in the offseason. He did not make the trip to Canton, Ohio, to play the Steelers. Barr said at the start of training camp that his knee wasn't yet 100 percent healthy.
