Bradshaw stresses to remain with New York Giants

Tuesday, July 19th, 2011 at 11:16 am , filed under NFL News by Bill Gerber

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New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw look to back away from his agent’s proposal to the Miami Dolphins on Monday night. The running back said that he loves New York more than anything and wants to remain with Giant.

During an interview Ahmad Bradshaw made it very clear that he wants to remain a New York Giant.

The 25-year-old running back, who could become an unrestricted free agent if and when the lockout is lifted because he’s already played four seasons, understands that the NFL is a business, and he may have to move on.

Bradshaw’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, made headlines Sunday night when he told Miami sports that his client is open to becoming a Miami Dolphin. The Dolphins are in the market for a running back to pair with Daniel Thomas.

Bradshaw is spending his offseason in Miami, training and recovering from surgery to clean out his left ankle in mid-February. Bradshaw said his potential free agency it is a process and all he can do is just stay focused. Bradshaw just wants to play football as he loves the game and he is working hard right now, his agent is doing his job and hopefully they can settle something soon.

However Bradshaw didn’t attend the Giants’ voluntary workouts at Hoboken in May, Bradshaw said he is in constant talks with wide receivers Hakeem Nicks and Mario Manningham and fellow running back Brandon Jacobs during the lockout.

Giants running back want to play football and have fun, Giants have told Bradshaw that he will be a priority in the offseason, but the team might be hard-pressed to keep both Bradshaw and Jacobs.

Bradshaw is hoping that he will be a Giant next year and also quoted that but if the Dolphins are interested, he has to look at his options.

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