Adrian Peterson not expected to miss any games due to strained shoulder

Adrian Peterson underwent an MRI on his strained shoulder Tuesday, and all signs indicate he won't have to miss any games. 

Source says the MRI on #redskins RB Adrian Peterson’s strained shoulder earlier today revealed no additional damage, and that he doesn’t plan to miss any playing time.

— Mike Jones (@ByMikeJones) October 10, 2018

Also what I've been told... Peterson was confident after the game he wouldn't miss any time. Today's events backed up his confidence. https://t.co/ZepUYH4kUK

— John Keim (@john_keim) October 10, 2018

Peterson injured his shoulder in the second quarter of the Redskins' loss to the Saints Monday night. He described it as a dislocation afterwards, but it appears that's a scarier description than it actually is. 

Here is the play where @AdrianPeterson injures his right shoulder. pic.twitter.com/6p02FzomEI

— David J. Chao, MD (@ProFootballDoc) October 9, 2018

Limited by the injury, Peterson had his worst game of the season at New Orleans, rushing just four times for six yards and catching two passes for 36 yards.

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