http://www.kentonkeith.com/career.html
also this....
Kenton Keith's NFL debut arrived after a circuitous four-year trip to Saskatchewan as a Canadian Football League star.
So don't tell the Indianapolis Colts running back his first NFL carry Monday night was just preseason. It meant something. His only other NFL experience ended abruptly in 2004 when the New York Jets cut him before he could taste preseason.
Finally, his chance. And when Keith broke through on a 9-yard run against Chicago, it served notice he is in the running with DeDe Dorsey and rookie Clifton Dawson for the Colts' backup job behind Joseph Addai.
Keith added a 7-yard rush and a 4-yard catch. He played despite a bone spur in his left ankle.
"I know there are a lot of cuts about to be made," he said of the Colts' impending roster trims next week. "I couldn't afford to sit out again. I had to be healthy even if I wasn't, and had to go out there and show 'em what I've got."
The Colts are counting on one of the three -- none of whom has an official NFL carry -- to emerge so they can keep Addai fresh. The two-back system was a key in last season's Super Bowl XLI title run.
Keith missed the Colts' preseason opener because of the ankle, but the 5-11, 210-pound back has played in pain before. He was the Saskatchewan Roughriders' MVP last season despite a rib injury.
"He's doing fine in practice and continued to show that in the game," Colts coach Tony Dungy said. "We had every reason to believe he would play well in the game and he did."
Keith's agent, Jason Medlock, began taking NFL calls after his client ran for 1,037 yards, 6.2 per carry, and caught 52 passes for 513 yards with Saskatchewan in 2006. Keith chose the Colts over Dallas, Buffalo and Minnesota. The Colts' spread offense seemed ideal for Keith's versatility, Medlock said.