Bradie Ewing

Ewing rushed for 3,911 yards and scored 41 touchdowns during a highly decorated prep career in Wisconsin. A class president, National Honor Society member and basketball and track and field athlete, he decided to stay in-state and play for the Badgers. After playing primarily on the special teams units his first two seasons, Ewing got three starts in 2010 and was more involved in the offense as a senior. But it's his special teams play that drew the most attention from NFL scouts; Ewing was named the Badgers' special teams player of the year in 2011. While not much of a ballcarrier, Ewing does play with a physical streak and brings some versatility as a receiver.

strength

Good-sized frame with adequate bulk throughout his body. Natural bender and does a nice job playing with accurate pad level to win the leverage game. Accelerates quickly with initial burst and offers a sharp jolt at the point. Heady with natural instincts and strong work ethic. Prefers contact with a physical, tough football demeanor. Good focus and receiving intangibles to be a reliable option out of the backfield. Natural leadership skills and has worked hard for everything he’s earned. Extensive experience on special teams coverage.

weaknesses

Lacks ideal muscle definition for the position and needs to get stronger for the next level. Has only average natural power and isn’t a road grader who will be able to eliminate defenders in space or small spaces. Very ordinary athlete with no dynamic traits to make guys miss or be effective moving laterally. Straight-linish runner. Tends to allow the body into his body a lot and doesn’t offer much after the catch. Limited offensive production over his career, especially as a ballcarrier with only 7 career rushes.

Rated No. 16 player in Wisconsin by Rivals.com and Wisconsin Preps

Wisconsin State Journal All-Area Player of the Year

first-team all-state (WFCA), second-team all-state (AP), first-team all-area, conference MVP and first-team all-conference running back as a senior

played in the 2008 WFCA South All-Star game

first-team all-conference and first-team all-area as a junior

first-team all-conference as a sophomore

team captain as a sophomore, junior and senior

carrer totals of 3,911 yards rushing on 509 carries with 41 touchdowns

senior year totals of 2,116 yards on 258 carries and 24 touchdowns

three-time letterwinner in football

four-year letterwinner in basketball

three-time letterwinner in track and field

honorable mention all-state in basketball as a sophomore, junior, and senior

National Honor Society member

. class president

head coach was Ed Levy.

Parents are David and Andrea Ewing.