Total Sports Report

Well, well, well.  Adrian Peterson has finally signed onto an NFL team, reaching a 2 year, $7M incentive loaded contract with the New Orleans Saints. The four time First Team All-Pro running back chose the Saints because it "Felt right within my spirit," adding that his "Wife and family added their confirmation with the same feelings." At 32 years old and with 10 NFL seasons notched in his belt, Peterson is not exactly at the fountain of youth entering the next part of his career. He currently is the all-time active rushing leader, putting together 11,747 yards and 97 touchdowns over his 123 game career. Last season, he played in exactly 3 games and managed to collect 72 rushing yards before being knocked out of the season with a torn meniscus, and averaged 1.9 yards per carry. In otherwords, Peterson doesn't look like a feature back anymore.  So, what does Adrian Peterson bring to Sean Payton and the Saints Franchise? Let's face it. Pet...

There are certain NFL quarterbacks who have a tendency to play great. As I watched the NFL Red Zone yesterday, I realized that now, more then ever, quarterback play is a very important aspect to a football team. A team with a quarterback who can't play WITH great receivers (Ahem, Brock Osweiler) becomes increasingly annoying to watch in this day and time, but quarterbacks that can still play at an elite level no matter who is catching the ball are truly remarkable to watch. So here are the Top 5 Active NFL Quarterbacks who make their receivers great. 5. Tennessee's Marcus Mariota Marcus is the 2nd year man out of Oregon who has been playing lights out in the NFL so far in his early days. The best thing about his accomplishments... Who is he throwing too? He has a big TE who gets a lot of targets, and is his most reliable receiver in Delanie Walker. Kendall Wright would be considered his most talented receiver, although he has done absolutely nothing in terms of production th...