Bradshaw is legit and knows Indy's system. I'm a little disappointed I drafted Gore in my main league without thinking that they might sign him after Week One. I think I would have gone with a different back, because when Bradshaw is healthy, he's a monster pass catcher and picks up blitzes in the backfield really, really well. But it's not just that his leg is broken; I think he's a bone-on-bone guy and he has screws in his feet, too.
He's still worthy of a roster spot for some of the shootouts that the Colts might get into at times.
This is the same guy who couldn't beat out Trent Richardson last year, right?
he is a decent receiving back though.
I wouldn't put it that way. They wound up splitting the load for the most part, and it was clear that Bradshaw was a much better back. Bradshaw played more snaps when he was healthy while Richardson started.
Bradshaw attempted 90 rushes for 425 yards, or 4.7 per attempt.
Richardson attempted 159 for 519, or about 3.25 a carry.
Bradshaw also saw a bunch of targets out of the backfield. He got 47 targets, caught 38, and gained about 300 yards.
eta* Until Bradshaw's injury, Bradshaw played more snaps than Richardson did, and the bulk of Richardson's runs came in Games 2, 3, and 4 where the Colts won comfortably and were still in the process of trying to get Richardson going.