Donald Brown of Indianapolis Colts: Can We Expect Another Big Game?

December 23, 2010   ·   Chris Trapasso   ·   Jump to comments

Donald Brown has been thrown into the starting running back role for the Indianapolis Colts after the slew of injuries at his position. 
The first long stretch of his career as the Colts' number one runner started slowly, but finally, in Week 15 against the Jacksonville Jaguars the shifty runner from UConn exploded for 129 yards on a mere 14 carries. 
However, the Colts are still dead-last in run offense and the majority of Brown's yardage came on two long runs. 
If the Colts can run the football well enough to keep defenses honest, their staple, the play-action pass will start to inflict it's usual pain on opponents once again. 
Is Donald Brown the answer for Indy's running woes, or was last week simply a fluke?
To begin, the Colts are going to put a heavy onus on passing the football, and with good reason. 
Peyton Manning hit a rough stretch in the middle of the year, but let's be real, the guy is far from being finished. 
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