MINNEAPOLIS — The labor conflict between the NFL and its players is already contentious, but Minnesota Vikings All-Pro running back Adrian Peterson (AP) took things to a new level with comments he made in a published interview.
Speaking to Yahoo! Sports moments after the NFL players union decertified Friday, Peterson compared the NFL’s treatment of players to “modern-day slavery” and said the players are getting “robbed” by the owners.
Peterson, who is scheduled to make $10.72 million in base salary in 2011, made those statements when asked about the NFL lockout and legal fight between the two sides.
Speaking to Yahoo! Sports moments after the NFL players union decertified Friday, Peterson compared the NFL’s treatment of players to “modern-day slavery” and said the players are getting “robbed” by the owners.
Peterson, who is scheduled to make $10.72 million in base salary in 2011, made those statements when asked about the NFL lockout and legal fight between the two sides.
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