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Actually, this is false. Brown played well until he got hurt. On the other hand, this has been his story from his first year in NFL--he gets hurt often it seems. Still, there isn't anyone on waivers that is going to be better than Brown. He is a must add iff you have Bradshaw due to Bradshaw's own injury history--unfortunately, someone beat me to him in my league.
He was OK in a few games, but nothing that impressive. If he was, he wouldn't have opened the door for Ballard even before he got hurt.
Their loss. I just dont want everyone red-lining the crap out of these boards when Bradshaw actually has a good fantasy year.
Like I said they all did you a favor. Not that I knew Ballard would get hurt but I felt Bradshaw would eventually take the majority of the work and GL carries in time.
Yes hes my RB4 and I have huge holes at WR2 and TE. Already put him on the block after todays news.
Great for your roster then. Just make sure you get good compensation for him. I'd love to know what your able to get.shadyridr said:
Yeah, I'm pretty sure the FDA never approved duct tape as some kind of medical product. Pretty silly statement.
It's not even that he is fragile ... He runs and cuts so violently that his feet cant handle the stress.
At least AB's a tough guy that will play hurt. If he can't go, it's because he's really injured.
Agree. On top of that he's playing for a future contract and publicly stated he's gonna give it his all to prove teams made a mistake not giving him a chance.
http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4305/ahmad-bradshaw
The best part was how Bradshaw owners thought he was going to take over Vick Ballard as the lead, instead of a complement.
The only thing holding the guy back from that was injuries. Considering the way guys "Miraculously" recover these days in the NFL, the best part is people thinking that it would be impossible for the best blocking back in 2012 to take over for a mediocre RB. A lot of those same people slept on Knowshon too.
No.
I agree. Nobody is going to give much for Bradshaw. He's a valuable resource to keep and help teach TRich a few things maybe.
Cry all you want, but don't cry thinking he is 100% and getting shafted. The Colts never wanted Bradshaw to be their starting tailback.bump for us Bradshaw owners to cry. I mean, hes 100% just a bye-week filler now.
That may be true - but illogical considering how bad the other backs are on the team (Ballard included)Cry all you want, but don't cry thinking he is 100% and getting shafted. The Colts never wanted Bradshaw to be their starting tailback.bump for us Bradshaw owners to cry. I mean, hes 100% just a bye-week filler now.
Right.That may be true - but illogical considering how bad the other backs are on the team (Ballard included)Cry all you want, but don't cry thinking he is 100% and getting shafted. The Colts never wanted Bradshaw to be their starting tailback.bump for us Bradshaw owners to cry. I mean, hes 100% just a bye-week filler now.
Same mindset. Basically, if he can pass a team physical, he has enough on tape where NFL teams know he can do the job. Now, he may be Fred Taylor on steroids in terms of always breaking, always worrying fantasy owners but if you have the room on a roster, he is worth hanging on to for spot starts and hopeful that he holds together longer like he did that one time.
