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Bradshaw, Ballard aim to be lethal tandem, Angerer Activated

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Two running backs with contrasting styles complimenting quarterback Andrew Luck’s ability to sling the ball down the field.

One has home run capabilities. The other is a bruiser up the middle.

 

Bradshaw will be brought along slowly for the time being 

 He hopes to play in the third preseason game against the Cleveland Browns at Lucas Oil Stadium.

 

He said he feels 100 percent. (( needs to learn offense though , sideline watching onlyu went so far ))

“I feel great right now,” Bradshaw said. “I feel I’m ready to go. It’s just a process I have to go through to be ready for the pounding and practices every day.”

 

Other practice news:

 

 

  •   Linebacker Pat Angerer, who had 146 tackles during the 2011 season, was moved to the active roster Tuesday.  
  • As soon as he’s 100 percent and ready to go, we’ll stick him into action, but he’s day-to-day.”
  • Receiver Griff Whalen, who is battling to be the team’s fourth receiver, missed practice with a groin injury. He’s day-to-day.

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/post/_/id/52391/bradshaw-and-ballard-ready-to-be-lethal-tandem&ex_cid=MyESPNToday_Team

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