Giants wary of 7th pick

Of all the players Tom Coughlin saw fit to single out following yesterday's morning rookie mini-camp practice, he first mentioned Ahmad Bradshaw, a running back from Marshall. "He had a noticeable morning," Coughlin said. Attracting attention for his work on the field is what Bradshaw desperately needs in order to stick on the Giants roster, coming from where he is as a seventh-round draft choice. Already, Bradshaw has gained notoriety for the wrong reasons, as the Giants selected him despite a criminal rap sheet that clearly made him drop on draft boards like a rock in a pond.

He signed to play at Virginia but never did after he was arrested for under-age alcohol possession and resisting arrest. He received a second chance at Marshall, but in January of 2006 he was arrested for burglary and petty larceny when he stole a PlayStation 2 video game from an unlocked dorm room. Bradshaw was given two years probation. Continue