This just illustrates the fact that Addai is just a pedestrian back who was in a great situation with the Colts. If Thomas Jones would have played in the same circumstances as Addai, both previous years and this year, he would have produced better numbers.
Sorry switz, that's just telling it like it is, there's no denying it now. Everyone can see how he struggles in a mediocre offense.
Addai = mediocre.

I love the hyperbole. And the effort you put to back it up with facts. Really impressive. Could you shine a little more of your outstanding brilliance upon us? Or how about just looking at how TJ did in AZ as support of your argument. How about 3.5 YPC in 3 seasons.
Let me state again, for people like you who clearly do not understand football at all.
When you have no OL it's very difficult to run.
switz,
I bring the same type of facts that you bring to all your posts. OPINION only.
Really? Do you mean opinion by the stats I posted? By the articles I quoted? Which of those is opinion to you? Clearly you don't know the definition of opinion.
If you want to get personal, lets do it. I can insult you just as well, and probably better than you can insult me since you have a long history of being wrong here.
Wrong more than right? Like about what? Go ahead... TRY to show I've been wrong more than right? Onterrio Smith? Career 4.9 YPC who didn't pan out because he was a pot head... but was full of talent. I wasn't wrong there.
Anquan Boldin? Really - you want to go there?
Joseph Addai? Go ahead and look at his stats prior to the OL injuries last season.
Felix Jones? Electrifying runner averaging 6.0 YPC so far, with 2 TDs in 2 games?
Kevan Barlow? He sucked like I said he did.
Clinton Portis? Tore it up like I thought he would.
LT? Awesome as I said he'd be.
MJD? He's certainly had his struggles.
Come on, bring it. And while you're at it, be man enough to make your own predictions and projections for all the world to see.
I'm sure I've been wrong in the past - but not "a long history of being wrong here" - very infrequently.