Bradshaw awaits word from NFL: New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw still could face a suspension from the NFL after being released from jail for a probation violation. Bradshaw was released from the Abingdon (Va.) Regional Jail on Sunday after serving most of a 30-day sentence. The league is investigating whether the player, who helped the Giants win the Super Bowl as a rookie, violated its player conduct policy. Charles A. Stacy, Bradshaw's attorney, said the underlying charge for which Bradshaw was placed on probation stems from an offense that occurred while Bradshaw was a juvenile. Bradshaw was recruited by and originally enrolled at Virginia, but was dismissed from the football team without playing a game after pleading guilty to resisting arrest and underage drinking, both misdemeanors, and being placed on probation. (Updated 07/15/2008).
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 7/25/08).
Fantasy Analysis
Bradshaw rushed for almost 3,000 yards and 31 touchdowns in three seasons at Marshall after joining the team as a walk-on, but had another arrest for allegedly stealing a PlayStation 2 video game. He pleaded guilty in that case to misdemeanor petit larceny and was given two years probation. A 12-month jail sentence was suspended. Bradshaw was a key player in the Giants' three playoff victories and their Super Bowl win against the New England Patriots last February. In 12 regular-season games, Bradshaw had 190 rush yards on 23 carries (8.3 avg.) with a touchdown, adding 12 yards on two catches. In the postseason, Bradshaw led the Giants in rushing with 208 yards on 48 carries (4.3 avg.) with a touchdown, adding 27 receiving yards. He's expected to be the immediate backup to Brandon Jacobs in 2008 assuming that he's not taken off the field. Figure Bradshaw to be a middle- to late-round pick in drafts this summer as a good reserve Fantasy RB. (Updated 07/15/2008).
RB Ahmad Bradshaw was released from jail after serving the most of a 30-day sentence for a probation violation. Still, he could face punishment from the league if it's deemed he violated the player conduct policy. 07/15/2008
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Bradshaw awaits word from NFL: New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw still could face a suspension from the NFL after being released from jail for a probation violation. Bradshaw was released from the Abingdon (Va.) Regional Jail on Sunday after serving most of a 30-day sentence. The league is investigating whether the player, who helped the Giants win the Super Bowl as a rookie, violated its player conduct policy. Charles A. Stacy, Bradshaw's attorney, said the underlying charge for which Bradshaw was placed on probation stems from an offense that occurred while Bradshaw was a juvenile. Bradshaw was recruited by and originally enrolled at Virginia, but was dismissed from the football team without playing a game after pleading guilty to resisting arrest and underage drinking, both misdemeanors, and being placed on probation. (Updated 07/15/2008).
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 7/25/08).
Fantasy Analysis
Bradshaw rushed for almost 3,000 yards and 31 touchdowns in three seasons at Marshall after joining the team as a walk-on, but had another arrest for allegedly stealing a PlayStation 2 video game. He pleaded guilty in that case to misdemeanor petit larceny and was given two years probation. A 12-month jail sentence was suspended. Bradshaw was a key player in the Giants' three playoff victories and their Super Bowl win against the New England Patriots last February. In 12 regular-season games, Bradshaw had 190 rush yards on 23 carries (8.3 avg.) with a touchdown, adding 12 yards on two catches. In the postseason, Bradshaw led the Giants in rushing with 208 yards on 48 carries (4.3 avg.) with a touchdown, adding 27 receiving yards. He's expected to be the immediate backup to Brandon Jacobs in 2008 assuming that he's not taken off the field. Figure Bradshaw to be a middle- to late-round pick in drafts this summer as a good reserve Fantasy RB. (Updated 07/15/2008).
