Topic: Congrats to AB...another 1,000+ yard season...

[backontrack]

Despite the Giants falling short of the playoffs, AB had 16 carries for 107 yards to end the season at 1,015 despite missing two games and only averaging about 16 carries per game...pretty d@mn good for a seventh-rounder with "character issuers"...two Super Bowl rings and a big contract, and he doesn't turn 27 until March...

[mu79grad]

Now watching Adrian Peterson of the Vikings and noticing that Peterson's body type is a lot like Bradshaw's.  Would love to see AB get to Peterson's elite level.

[marshallz13]

Good to see, he also had a good year receiving too had over 200 yards, he had a good carry average to I think it was like 4.4 or 4.5.

[herd2win]

AB has been a very solid NFL player and deserves a lot of recognition from MU.  I wish the guys on our team would play as hard as Ahmad.  Every carry he fights for each inch.  Very tough player.

[HerdnClt]

I like that Coughlin said he is one tough guy or something close. Also being the leading rusher in the Super Bowl and wearing two rings is impressive for anyone.

[BuyNtelos4]

He is only 27, and has had an amazing career.  Especially considering he's been playing through tough injuries pretty much every game for the past 2-3 seasons.  I think due to those injuries, it's going to be time in the near future for his role to decrease.  Not that he can't still be a huge asset.  At least, that is, if he intends on having any quality of life post NFL.  The fighting for every extra inch he can get isn't even the beginning of what makes the guy so tough, I think many games it is just being on the field to begin with.  Then, with those injuries, he still regularly just puts the offense on his back and takes over games.