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Old 02-06-2013, 03:20 PM  
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Giants cut Ahmad Bradshaw and Chris Canty
I like both of these guys. I'd love to see Bradshaw come here as Charles' backup. Canty could play one-gap 3-4 end.

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The New York Giants have parted ways with running back Ahmad Bradshaw and defensive end Chris Canty.

Bradshaw was released by the Giants on Wednesday, marking the probable end of a six-year relationship with the former seventh-round pick. The Giants also released Canty, who recorded 20 tackles and three sacks in 2012 as the Giants failed to make the playoffs one season after winning the franchise's fourth Super Bowl title.

The moves were earlier reported by NFL.com's Ian Rapoport and Albert Breer.

Bradshaw wasn't surprised to learn he was leaving New York.

"I saw it coming because of the money," Bradshaw told ESPN's Josina Anderson. "Everything is about money, I guess, so yes I was expecting it. I'm not discouraged at all. I'm just looking towards getting healthy and working with somebody else. That is all I can do."

Bradshaw speculated back in December that he could be a salary-cap casualty given the presence of David Wilson and Andre Brown on the roster. According to Mike Garafolo of USA Today, the Giants save $2.75 million on the cap by cutting ties with Bradshaw, who had two years remaining on his contract.

The decision likely goes beyond the financial. Bradshaw was seen in New Orleans on a motorized scooter wearing a walking boot after undergoing another procedure on his right foot two weeks ago. Bradshaw has had the right foot operated on at least three times, to go with procedures on his left foot and both ankles.

Despite that, Bradshaw was a productive player for the Giants who will be forever remembered for his accidental game-winning touchdown run against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI. In 14 games last season, Bradshaw finished with 1,015 yards and six touchdowns on 221 rushes, averaging 4.6 yards per carry.

Bradshaw will find work someplace else. For now, he's the latest example of NFL teams saving money at running back so they can spend elsewhere.
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Old 02-06-2013, 03:55 PM   #31
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Bradshaw has been a top 10 RB on PFF 4 years in a row.

He's pretty good. Runs well, good receiver, GREAT blocker.
He will also want to be paid a lot for all those things.
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Old 02-06-2013, 03:55 PM   #32
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Gray will be to Charles as LJ was to Holmes on the field.
That's dumb as ****.
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Old 02-06-2013, 03:56 PM   #33
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He will also want to be paid a lot for all those things.
No one in this league gives FA RBs big contracts.

I bet he gets a one-year deal.
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Old 02-06-2013, 03:58 PM   #34
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Considering that Dorsey isn't under contract and Tyson Jackson should get cut because of his contract.......yeah.....at this point....he's better than anything we have.
i just think better options will clearly pop up than him.
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No one in this league gives FA RBs big contracts.

I bet he gets a one-year deal.
I bet he goes somewhere like the Steelers.
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Old 02-06-2013, 04:00 PM   #36
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i just think better options will clearly pop up than him.
You take what you can get when you've failed as hard as the Chiefs have at finding good defensive tackles the past 20 years or so.

We've done everything. 1st round, middle round, late round, free agents, trades... NOTHING has worked.

We may as well scour the wires for vets coming off injuries.
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We hired Andy Reid, dude. Our running backs are just fine.

I'd take Canty on a 1 or 2 year deal for 3 million a year or so...that's about it.
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Either way, I think its time to be done with this "compliment to Charles" rhetoric. Just try and find another running back similar to Charles. No more, big and small, etc.


He will cost alot more, but I would like to see Reggie Bush in an Andy Reid offense.
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I actually think Bradshaw would be a great pickup up for us expressly because he can pass block so well.

He would allow Charles to get out in routes more.

Despite what you think about Andy Reid, their backup saw the field for 346 snaps last year.
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Either way, I think its time to be done with this "compliment to Charles" rhetoric. Just try and find another running back similar to Charles. No more, big and small, etc.
Bradshaw is not a big back.
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I'm not saying he is. Just in general.
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Bradshaw is busted and Canty is worth vet minimum, at best.
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I don't understand how a guy a guy who maybe just had his best season as a pro is "busted," but whatever.
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