Giants head coach Tom Coughlin mentioned that RB Ahmad Bradshaw is not only expected to play in Week 4, but he will also be given the start against the Eagles, per Jenny Vrentas.
Coughlin added that Andre Brown has โdefinitelyโ earned a role even in the teamโs offense, following his breakout performance last Thursday, per Ohm Youngmisuk.
Bradshawโs seniority is obviously helping him retain his job, but each players role will ultimately be determined by productivity. The good news for Bradshaw is that he has been hampered with a neck injury, instead of something related to his legs.
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Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw mentioned that he expects to play against the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend.
โYou can guarantee Iโll be out there fighting with my team,โ said Bradshaw, per Paul Schwartz.
As of now, Bradshaw hasnโt been informed of his role in the Giants offense changing, despite a great performance from Andre Brown last Thursday.
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Ralph Vacchiano reports that Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw has received medical clearance to return to practice.
This is a good sign for Bradshawโs chances of playing against the Eagles this weekend, but it would still make sense for the Giants to divide the workload with Andre Brown.
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New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin mentioned that RB Ahmad Bradshawโs neck injury is more than just a pain tolerance issue, per Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPN.
โNo, there are still issuesโ said Coughlin โIf it was just pain he would be going.โ
Coughlin is still holding out hope that Bradshaw will be available for the Week 4โs game against the Eagles. While Bradshaw was out, RB Andre Brown had a career game, and seemingly played his way into a timeshare once Bradshaw is healthy enough to play.
Bradshaw sat out of the Giantsโ Monday practice, so itโs really hard to say whether or not he will be available for this weekends game. Weโll have updates throughout the week.
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