🏈 Adrian Peterson 2007 Score #341 Rookie RC Football Card PSA 10 GEM MINT — Born Palestine Texas, Oklahoma Sooners, 7th Overall Pick 2007 NFL Draft Minnesota Vikings, 2007 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, 296-Yard Single-Game Rushing Record (November 4 2007 vs. San Diego), 2012 NFL MVP, One of the Greatest Running Backs in the History of Professional Football — The Perfect-Grade Score RC of "All Day"

Card #341 from the 2007 Score football set — the base Score RC of Adrian Peterson, the Palestine, Texas running back who arrived in the NFL as the Minnesota Vikings' 7th overall pick in the 2007 NFL Draft and immediately produced one of the most spectacular individual seasons in the history of the position — graded PSA 10 GEM MINT. The 2007 Score football set is an affordable annual product positioned in the value tier of the NFL card market, and the Score RC of Adrian Peterson at #341 represents the base-level rookie card documentation of a running back whose career is defined by superlatives: the NFL single-game rushing record of 296 yards in a Week 9 game against the San Diego Chargers in his rookie season, the 2007 Offensive Rookie of the Year award, the 2012 NFL MVP, the multiple rushing titles, and a career total that places him among the top running backs in the history of the NFL by any statistical measure. In PSA 10 GEM MINT, the Peterson Score RC is the maximum-condition base rookie card of "All Day" — the Palestine, Texas phenom who made the entire league watch a running back play the game in a way it had rarely been played before. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Palestine, Texas — Oklahoma — The Run That Defined a Career Before It Started

Adrian Lewis Peterson was born March 21, 1985, in Palestine, Texas — the Anderson County city in East Texas, the Palestine that sits at the intersection of the Piney Woods and the Blackland Prairie, a community with deep East Texas roots in the timber and agricultural economy of the region. He played football at Palestine High School before becoming one of the most recruited running backs in the history of college football, choosing the University of Oklahoma and coach Bob Stoops. At Oklahoma, Peterson immediately established himself as one of the most devastating running backs in Big 12 history — he would have been the Heisman Trophy winner in his freshman year had Heisman voters given the award to freshmen. He finished second to Jason White in 2003. He was a Heisman finalist multiple times. He left Norman as one of the most accomplished and celebrated running backs in Sooners history, and the Minnesota Vikings selected him with the 7th overall pick of the 2007 NFL Draft believing they had the most talented running back in the class. They were right. Condition: NOS.

🏆 296 Yards — The Single-Game Record — The Rookie Year — The 2012 MVP

November 4, 2007. Adrian Peterson ran for 296 yards against the San Diego Chargers at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis — breaking the NFL single-game rushing record that had stood since Walter Payton set it in 1977. He was 22 years old. He had been in the NFL for nine weeks. The record he broke on that Sunday had been held by one of the most celebrated running backs in the history of the game, and Peterson demolished it in the same rookie season where he was working out the mental and physical adjustments that all first-year players make. He finished 2007 as the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. In 2012, he rushed for 2,097 yards — missing the all-time single-season rushing record by 9 yards — and won the NFL MVP award, the most recognizable individual honor in professional football. The 2007 Score RC at #341, in PSA 10 GEM MINT, documents the first season of a career that produced all of those records and awards. Condition: NOS.

📦 Item Details

Card: 2007 Score Football #341 Adrian Peterson Rookie RC. Grade: PSA 10 GEM MINT. Format: Score base RC. Set position: #341. Player: Adrian Peterson. Born: March 21, 1985, Palestine, Texas. Nickname: All Day. College: University of Oklahoma Sooners. Draft: 7th overall, 2007 NFL Draft, Minnesota Vikings. Career highlights: 296 single-game rushing yards record (Nov. 4, 2007, vs. San Diego), 2007 Offensive Rookie of the Year, 2012 NFL MVP, 2012 NFL rushing champion (2,097 yards), multiple Pro Bowls, All-Pro selections. Position: Running Back. Condition: NOS.

🏈⭐ Palestine. Texas. Anderson County. East Texas. The Piney Woods. The Blackland Prairie. The high school football. Oklahoma. Norman. Bob Stoops. The Sooners. The freshman year. The Heisman near-miss. The devastation. The Big 12. The 2007 draft. 7th overall. Minnesota. The Vikings. The Metrodome. November 4, 2007. The San Diego Chargers. 296 yards. The record. Walter Payton's record. Gone. The rookie. Twenty-two years old. Nine weeks in the league. 2007. The Offensive Rookie of the Year. 2012. The MVP. 2,097 yards. Nine yards short of the single-season record. All Day. The nickname. The running style. The power. The speed. The vision. The combination that defined a generation at the position. The 2007 Score. #341. PSA 10. GEM MINT. The base RC of one of the greatest running backs who ever lived. In the slab. Verified.