Admittedly, I thought he was the same weight as Brown, and my comments were probably too focused on Bradshaw. Let me rephrase. I think right now, the 1-2 is Jacobs/Bradshaw, as it should be this early in the year. However, if Jacobs goes down--which would seem likely--I think that just like Derrick Ward did, Ware or Brown would step into the role of primary back--not Bradshaw. Comparing Brown and Ware long-term, I think that Brown is the better bet. I simply think he's a superior talent (one of the top 6 or 7 backs in the draft). He runs with more power, is a good receiver, and is very good in pass protection. All of those are good signs that he'll earn PT sooner rather than later, and take over Ward's role. Now, I admit I haven't seen Ware much--who has?--but he's on a one-year contract, struggled rising up the depth chart with the Jets and Titans, and was described in scouting reports as having a great burst but lacking elusiveness, having subpar vision, and not moving the pile as much as you'd think he should.I could be wrong, of course. I just think out of everyone there, Brown's the one you should be watching and hoarding.