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01:30 AM ET 11.15 | It's impressive to see that Johnson has climbed the ranks so well and fixed his average after having four games earlier this season in which he topped out at 24 yards and bottomed out at four yards. Johnson's average would be right up there with Peterson had it not been for those games. That goes to show just how good Johnson is doing. It also goes to show what a freak of nature Adrian Peterson is. Johnson has six games left in the season. If he averages 100 yards per game, he'll top out the season at 1,462 yards. That's something I can handle, considering he was on pace to be well below 1,000 yards at the beginning of the season.

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November 15, 2012 03:22 PM ET

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This story "topped out" with the title.

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November 15, 2012 04:04 PM ET

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The game is not played with what if or if this had happen dumb A it is played on the field and you play the hand you are handed every week and see what happens.

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November 15, 2012 07:55 PM ET

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What kind of stupid-ass record keeping is that? You take a guy who's played 10 games, and only count the best 6 of them, and then say he's as good as Adrian Peterson? Look, if you take the worst 4 games off of Adrian Peterson's average, how much better would he be?