Vikings not exchanging Peterson jerseys 'at this time'

Following the termination and indefinite suspension of running back Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens fans were given an opportunity to swap their No. 27 jerseys for another jersey of equal or lesser value. 

The exchange program brought a huge turnout Friday, but that hasn't prompted the Minnesota Vikings to do the same with their Adrian Peterson jerseys - at least not yet.

Per Pro Football Talk, one fan's request to exchange five Peterson jerseys that he purchased for himself, his wife, and three children was met with this response from VikingsLockerRoom.com:

First, we want to be clear that we have a strong stance on the protection and welfare of children, which is why we needed to get this decision right. We understand and appreciate the range of emotions our fans have expressed throughout the process, and we hope they can respect our decision.  At this time we do not have a jersey exchange program in place.  Adrian remains a member of the Vikings organization, and we will continue to support him through this legal and personal process.

The Vikings provided this statement to Pro Football Talk:

"No, we are not contemplating a jersey exchange program. Adrian remains a member of this organization and we will support him through the legal and personal process."

Peterson was placed on the NFL's exempt list Wednesday, which bars him from all team activities until his legal proceedings are resolved.