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1. Adrian Peterson-Minnesota Vikings

2. Chris Johnson- Tennessee Titans

3. Michael Turner- Atlanta Falcons

4. LaDanian Tomlinson- New York Jets

5. Reggie Bush- New Orleans Saints

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