Unless you’re living under a rock (a really, really heavy rock), you’ve probably heard a lot about the Adrian Peterson situation. The East Texan was suspended for the entire 2014-2015 NFL season for child abuse. Whether or not that was a fair punishment, is a different discussion. The question now is, “where will Peterson play?”

Peterson has spent his entire NFL career with the Minnesota Vikings, but as he approaches the end of his career, chances are he will likely have a new home in the 2015 season. His situation is a lot like Barry Sanders in the 90s. The Vikings don’t have a solid quarterback, no great wide receivers and the defense needs help to say the least. If Peterson wants to win the Super Bowl, Minnesota is not the place to make that happen, but as we all know, it all comes down to money, and if that’s what he wants, that’s what he’ll get.

His dad has said Peterson is interested in a handful of teams, one of which is the Cowboys. Peterson, who’s from Palestine, would be close to home if he came to the Cowboys and as we all know, Jerry Jones likes to make a big splash. However, if you’re hoping this happens, don’t be optimistic. There’s enough talk about whether or not the Cowboys will be able to sign Dez Bryant and Demarco Murray. If they can’t, they certainly can’t afford to bring in Peterson. Regardless, it’ll be interesting to see where the East Texas running back plays next season.

TobyMac is Tyler-bound as he’ll perform at the Oil Palce Saturday, March 7. He’s known as a Christian rapper who was a member of D.C. Talk from 1987 until 2000 when the band broke up. He continued his musical journey by branching off and starting his own solo career with albums such as Momentum, Welcome to Diverse City, Portable Sounds, Tonight, Eye on It and others. He’s in the midst of releasing a remix album, “Eye’m All Mixed Up.” In 2012, his album, “Eye on it” made him the first and only Christian artist to debut No.1 on the Billboard’s Top 200 chart. In February 2013, it received a Grammy for the best contemporary Christian Music.

Opening up for TobyMac will be Mandaisa and the Capital Kings. The doors will open at 6 p.m. and the show will start at 7 p.m. Tickets currently cost $25 and $20 and there are still a limited amount of tickets for $75 available for those who want the entire TobyMac preshow experience. The preshow experience will include questions and answers as well as special music with the musicians. Those attending the preshow experience are encouraged to arrive at the Oil Palace at 5 p.m.

Anyone interested in purchasing tickers or looking for more information can visit www.oilpalace.com.

Stop me if you’ve heard this before but there’s a movie coming out starring Liam Neeson in which his character goes on a rampage to protect his family.

No, it’s not taken….Anyway, after someone threatens to kill his child, Neeson…. Not, it’s not Taken 2 either, but can I get to back to what I was saying?

In this film, Neeson’s character feels bad for not being the father he should have been in the past and tries to make it up for lost time by being there for his kid whom he abandoned a long time ago….. No, it’s not Taken 3 either… Geez.

His son, Liam Neeson’s son, not his daughter, is in trouble in this one…

No, there’s no such thing as Taken 4, at least not yet, and let’s hope it remains that way. As I was saying though, Neeson plays a character by the name of Jimmy Conlon, a former mobster once known as the “Gravedigger” who ticked off the wrong people after Conlon’s son Mike is the target and on the run.  As far as Jimmy is concerned, it’s his responsibility to keep Mike alive. That’s the least he can do for not being there for his son in years past.

The movie is called, “Run All Night” and is set to be released into theaters on March 13.