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After years of secrecy, the National Football League issued its first wearable GPS tracking device on Thursday, more than a year after the bounty hunter using the technology said it recorded data showing that Vikings running back Adrian Peterson, No. 21, had, in fact, not violated his suspension for a child-abuse incident. That information was released by the league just days after the NFL Players Association requested a suspension hearing for Peterson based on claims that the league violated players' privacy rights by tracking their movements during the 2012 season without players' consent. The league sent a cease-and-desist letter to the bounty hunter last month, after which he publicly revealed that he was using a device known as a GLONASS-enabled GPS antenna, a unit developed by Google and deployed in global-navigation satellites, that he had been using to track the movements of NFL players. It was the first time the league had publicly acknowledged its use of the technology.
"I'm not going to talk about that," he said. "That's something that I would never, ever, ever want to see happen again." The bounty hunter, who works for a company called Integrity Monitoring, said he had installed the GPS device in Peterson's pants pocket and had used it to collect data on the running back's movement in a development league for the Minnesota Vikings. He said he had used the technology on seven NFL players last year, including the Pittsburgh Steelers' running back Rashard
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