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"“I can’t say I was surprised,” Bradshaw said. “It was a goal I set for myself from the beginning of the year. I really worked hard for it. Just having this opportunity to be a starter and being able to be at the top of the list is a big achievement for me.”Through six games, Bradshaw has 708 yards — 24 more than Peterson and 46 more than the Titans’ Chris Johnson, who ran for 2,006 yards last season.Sure, Peterson has played only six games because the Vikings already had their bye week. But don’t try telling that to Bradshaw, his teammates or his coaches.“We always knew he had the potential, and the more carries you get as a running back, the better you are,” running backs coach Jerald Ingram said. “He just now took it to a point to where he wants to be fed. He wants that on his back, and he wants to be the guy that makes a difference in what he does and he wants to win.”"