Colts running back Donald Brown received plenty of work in Saturday's Wild Card playoff game against the Chiefs, especially after Trent Richardson fumbled on his first carry.
Brown had 15 touches between the running and passing game, as he finished with 55 yards on 11 carries and four receptions for 47 yards. He scored twice as the Colts mounted a furious comeback, capping consecutive drives with a 10-yard run and a 3-yard reception to get into the end zone.
Brown assumed the lead running back duties toward the end of the season, and the team's lack of faith in Richardson is obvious. He should continue to receive the bulk of the work in the next round, when the Colts take on either the Broncos or Patriots.