Link to ESPN article. If you read it it sure seems like he simply doesn't have

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Jan 15, 2021
1:21:59pm

Fargo Walk-on

Link to ESPN article. If you read it it sure seems like he simply doesn't have

the money. I find that incredible but not unbelievable. He was supposed to repay some from his Washington income this year and didn't. So it tells me he must not have the funds.

Detroit Lions RB Adrian Peterson ordered to pay $8.3M to loan company, records show

Adrian Peterson has been ordered to pay a Pennsylvania loan company $8,268,426.21 after defaulting on a loan in 2016, according to New York State Supreme Court records.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30713083/detroit-lions-rb-adrian-peterson-ordered-pay-83m-loan-company-records-show[https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30713083/detroit-lions-rb-adrian-peterson-or]

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Fargo

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So Adrian Peterson has made $105M in his playing career and is effectively broke

Fargo

1/15/21 12:51pm

Sounds worse than just being broke!

grandpacoug

1/15/21 12:52pm

sticks to beat kids are expensive

1/15/21 12:52pm

That's a lot of child support

1/15/21 12:53pm

Not that I doubt you, but do you have a source? I'd like to read about it

ZacSeljaas'Stache

1/15/21 12:55pm

Here is the first thing I saw

crack

1/15/21 1:01pm

"75% of NFL players file for bankruptcy within 5 yrs of retiring." Is that true?

Bro

1/15/21 1:05pm

I thought that was within 3 years

KingDave

1/15/21 1:07pm

It's pretty bad

El Careeb

1/15/21 1:59pm

ESPN article. Says what he's made and what he owes some lender he isn't repaying

Fargo

1/15/21 1:16pm

Link to ESPN article. If you read it it sure seems like he simply doesn't have

Fargo

1/15/21 1:21pm

Big deal. You are born poor you die poor*

TNT

1/15/21 12:58pm

$40 million went to taxes - it's rough to survive on just $65 million

BigTex

1/15/21 12:58pm

Crazy stat: 78% of NFL players file for bankruptcy within 5 yrs after retiring.

YSMACK

1/15/21 1:03pm

Yeesh

maxpowers

1/15/21 1:09pm

I am sorry, but these guys are idiots. How you blow through that kind of money

Cougar TD

1/15/21 1:13pm

Lambos man lambos

Nat Gas Man

1/15/21 1:21pm

They usually have a few similarities - trusted the wrong people (either the

crack

1/15/21 1:23pm

I remember watching something on TV a long time ago about Allen Iverson

mwcoug

1/15/21 1:39pm

He has $32 million coming to him in 2030. I think he'll be able to scrape by.

ekiben

1/15/21 2:11pm

It makes sense. The average NFL career is 3 years. Give a 20 year old kid 1 mill

Gorum the Old

1/15/21 1:54pm

Isn’t he the one that compared football to slavery

Nat Gas Man

1/15/21 1:06pm

I normally don’t think that annuities are a great deal but in the case of these

Nat Gas Man

1/15/21 1:48pm

Just watch the documentary "Broke." It's eye-opening.

Adwight

1/15/21 2:04pm

Crazy part is that doesn't even include the money he was paid for college! (:

delbert

1/15/21 2:36pm

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