Manning, Burress, Strahan, Tuck, Pierce, Umenyiora, and others were the prominent names associated with the 2007 New York Giants. A dominant pass rush coupled with an offense that didn’t turn the ball over made for a Super Bowl formula. However, one of the lesser talked about contributors from the ’07 squad was rookie running back Ahmad Bradshaw.
The former seventh-round draft pick went on to have six successful seasons in New York, but his emergence as a rookie in ’07 provided the Giants with a spark out of the backfield. Bradshaw, whose coming out party came in week 16 at Buffalo (151 rush yards), compiled 235 total yards in the postseason on 52 touches.