Texans Release Foster

[RevanFan]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... ian-foster

[1312qohelet]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000640966/article/texans-releasing-arian-foster

With all of his injuries stacking up, he might be done. It's too bad, he sure was good......and fun to watch. Being an un-drafted rookie and having the career he's had so far, pretty impressive.

If he's healthy, he definately makes his team better. Maybe someone will give him a shot, like Stephen Jackson got from ATL. Jackson regressed those two years, but atleast he had a chance

[ultimatum77]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000640966/article/texans-releasing-arian-foster

With all of his injuries stacking up, he might be done. It's too bad, he sure was good......and fun to watch. Being an un-drafted rookie and having the career he's had so far, pretty impressive.

If he's healthy, he definately makes his team better. Maybe someone will give him a shot, like Stephen Jackson got from ATL. Jackson regressed those two years, but atleast he had a chance

Yea Im thinking someone like the pats/packers will give him a shot as a pass catching back/3rd down guy.....

[petroleum]

Foster has averaged just over 19 rush attempts per game played over his NFL career; exactly 20 rush attempts per game played if you ignore his rookie year. Last year only Adrian Peterson had over 20 Rushing attempts per game and Le'Veon Bell, Jonathan Stewart and Doug Martin were the only others with 18 or more--with Bell only playing in 6 games last year and Stewart 13.

If a team has a good RB--and especially if they also have the poor level of QB play that the Texans have suffered through--there is a real temptation to just keep giving it to the RB until his body simply can't handle the load.

[RevanFan]

I think it would be interesting to see Foster come to Dallas, for the right price. He would split time with McFadden, who stayed healthy for most of last season, so he wouldn't get as heavy a workload, and he'd be behind arguably the best line in football. And he'd be staying in the same state, so that's a bonus.

[1312qohelet]

I think it would be interesting to see Foster come to Dallas, for the right price. He would split time with McFadden, who stayed healthy for most of last season, so he wouldn't get as heavy a workload, and he'd be behind arguably the best line in football. And he'd be staying in the same state, so that's a bonus.

That line y'all got in Dallas is monstrous! Arian would run wild behind them boys. With McFadden as backup, they'd lead the league in rushing. And if Romo an Dez can get back to what they had in '14.....look out

[Danchat]

I think it would be interesting to see Foster come to Dallas, for the right price. He would split time with McFadden, who stayed healthy for most of last season, so he wouldn't get as heavy a workload, and he'd be behind arguably the best line in football. And he'd be staying in the same state, so that's a bonus.

That line y'all got in Dallas is monstrous! Arian would run wild behind them boys. With McFadden as backup, they'd lead the league in rushing. And if Romo an Dez can get back to what they had in '14.....look out

If Foster, Romo, and Dez could stay healthy, that is.

[1312qohelet]

I think it would be interesting to see Foster come to Dallas, for the right price. He would split time with McFadden, who stayed healthy for most of last season, so he wouldn't get as heavy a workload, and he'd be behind arguably the best line in football. And he'd be staying in the same state, so that's a bonus.

That line y'all got in Dallas is monstrous! Arian would run wild behind them boys. With McFadden as backup, they'd lead the league in rushing. And if Romo an Dez can get back to what they had in '14.....look out

If Foster, Romo, and Dez could stay healthy, that is.

Each of those players have definately had to deal with multiple injuries

[AaronS]

John Clayton thinks Seattle will go after him.

.. I'd love to see him in Green Bay. But something tells me he'll price himself out of Tightwad Ted's League.