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Blue sucks. He ain't winning any titles.run and get Blue, this maybe more then a one week thingBlue is available in my league, worth a shot or is this injury BS and Foster is a go?
Blue sucks. He ain't winning any titles.run and get Blue, this maybe more then a one week thingBlue is available in my league, worth a shot or is this injury BS and Foster is a go?
The most carries he's had in a game this year is 14. He's a pounder who needs to get lathered up. The Brownies are a good matchup.Blue sucks. He ain't winning any titles.run and get Blue, this maybe more then a one week thingBlue is available in my league, worth a shot or is this injury BS and Foster is a go?
Dropped Sims for him, need a bye week filler newt 2 weeks and Foster always seems to get the injury bug.The most carries he's had in a game this year is 14. He's a pounder who needs to get lathered up. The Brownies are a good matchup.Blue sucks. He ain't winning any titles.run and get Blue, this maybe more then a one week thingBlue is available in my league, worth a shot or is this injury BS and Foster is a go?
He's not very special. Foster is. That said, he's a starting rb on a run first team playing against a bad run defenseso can anyone tell us about blue? Don't know much about him at all.
This. I didn't know much about him either and did a little reading. He barely played at LSU due to talented runners ahead of him and tore his ACL in hisBlue sucks. He ain't winning any titles.run and get Blue, this maybe more then a one week thingBlue is available in my league, worth a shot or is this injury BS and Foster is a go?
He's incredibly talented and more than 15 carries in a game will likely cause his entire skeletal system to simply crumble.so can anyone tell us about blue? Don't know much about him at all.
Well, I meant his background pre-NFL."I agree that he sucks... but I don't know much about him!"
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Really? His limited usage at LSU would suggest he's rarely been "lathered up", if ever...The most carries he's had in a game this year is 14. He's a pounder who needs to get lathered up. The Brownies are a good matchup.Blue sucks. He ain't winning any titles.run and get Blue, this maybe more then a one week thingBlue is available in my league, worth a shot or is this injury BS and Foster is a go?
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Yup, it was a nice season.Well that should do it for my 1 team. Oh boy.
Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?He may not be, but if he's out this week then I am.Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?
Because everyone loves drama, and seeing a great player not on their team fail.Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?
I call it the "Jerry Springer effect". Makes people feel better about themselves.Because everyone loves drama, and seeing a great player not on their team fail.Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?
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FWIW, I have both Foster and picked up Blue and I'll be sitting Blue for Benjamin in the flex.
no, its bc foster owners are watching their season slip away. missing 2 or 3 weeks at this stage will really devastate a lot of teams.Because everyone loves drama, and seeing a great player not on their team fail.Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?
Your posts are exactly what makes these threads so difficult to read. Full of drama and hype without any real substance or analysis. We get it, you really want Foster to miss a few weeks.no, its bc foster owners are watching their season slip away. missing 2 or 3 weeks at this stage will really devastate a lot of teams.Because everyone loves drama, and seeing a great player not on their team fail.Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?
I take the RB pretty much every time in this situation. Benjamin is ok, but give me a RB who I know is gonna carry the load.Not a difficult decisionIf you like 15/35/0 lines, then be my guest.More for us.![]()
FWIW, I have both Foster and picked up Blue and I'll be sitting Blue for Benjamin in the flex.
lol. ok bra. my posts have been reasonable and measured whereas you have been consistently, aggressively wrong.Your posts are exactly what makes these threads so difficult to read. Full of drama and hype without any real substance or analysis. We get it, you really want Foster to miss a few weeks.no, its bc foster owners are watching their season slip away. missing 2 or 3 weeks at this stage will really devastate a lot of teams.Because everyone loves drama, and seeing a great player not on their team fail.Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?
The last 3 games they are giving up 3.8 yards per carry. Since their week 4 BYE they are giving up 4.15 yards per carry in 6 gamesThe Browns' primary defensive weakness is on the ground, where Mike Pettine's unit ranks 30th in Football Outsiders' run-defense DVOA and permits 4.54 yards per carry to opposing running backs. With Arian Foster (groin) looking shaky to suit up, Alfred Blue will be in play as a flex option should Foster's name be included amongst Houston's inactives. The Texans were a run-heavy, ball-control team with Fitzpatrick under center, and I wouldn't expect that the change with Mallett at the controls, even if Foster sits. ... Third-stringer Jonathan Grimes has touched the ball just twice since Week 3. Blue is Foster's clear-cut handcuff and needs to be rostered everywhere considering Arian's brittle body. Although Foster has dominated on the field, he's battled hamstring, groin, knee, and rib ailments over the course of the season. The Texans have one of the NFL's softest run-defense schedules down the stretch.
You would take a backup rb over a top 20 wr every time? I'm not with you hereI take the RB pretty much every time in this situation. Benjamin is ok, but give me a RB who I know is gonna carry the load.Not a difficult decisionIf you like 15/35/0 lines, then be my guest.More for us.![]()
FWIW, I have both Foster and picked up Blue and I'll be sitting Blue for Benjamin in the flex.
In a one game scenario, I would take a RB who I know is in line for a bunch if touches over most receivers and certainly over Benjamin in this situation. Not that it matters, but ESPN's week 11 projections have Blue as the #3 RB ahead of Forte, ahead of Lynch.You would take a backup rb over a top 20 wr every time? I'm not with you hereI take the RB pretty much every time in this situation. Benjamin is ok, but give me a RB who I know is gonna carry the load.Not a difficult decisionIf you like 15/35/0 lines, then be my guest.More for us.![]()
FWIW, I have both Foster and picked up Blue and I'll be sitting Blue for Benjamin in the flex.
Well, at least you know what projections to never look at again.ESPN's week 11 projections have Blue as the #3 RB ahead of Forte, ahead of Lynch.
Not saying I agree with those projections, but it does sort of point to the thought that he's gonna get work.Well, at least you know what projections to never look at again.ESPN's week 11 projections have Blue as the #3 RB ahead of Forte, ahead of Lynch.
Ever owned him?Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?
Confirmed.Officially out.
Nah, if it were more serious he would have been re-scheduled for a MRI at some point. The fact that he didn't need it originally speaks volumes. Even relatively mild soft tissue injuries can linger, though.Definitely trending in the wrong direction. Injury may be more serious than they are letting on.
Sounds like he missed practice again, given they are coming off the bye it is concerning and this could even be a mulitple week thing.
That it's somewhere in between a grade 1 and 3 sprain. He wasn't able to shake it off in a week but I also don't believe he tore the muscle off of the bone like Ball/Fjax.Nah, if it were more serious he would have been re-scheduled for a MRI at some point. The fact that he didn't need it originally speaks volumes. Even relatively mild soft tissue injuries can linger, though.Definitely trending in the wrong direction. Injury may be more serious than they are letting on.
Sounds like he missed practice again, given they are coming off the bye it is concerning and this could even be a mulitple week thing.
What do you think now?
Seems like Foster really wasn't even close to playing this week.
We heard a report Foster did not have a MRI. We do not know if that is true. O'Brien is clearly trying to hide the true severity of the injury here.
Cleveland has given up 4.67 YPC to Darren McFadden, Bobby Rainey and Jeremy Hill the last three weeks. Blue will be a solid RB2.The last 3 games they are giving up 3.8 yards per carry. Since their week 4 BYE they are giving up 4.15 yards per carry in 6 gamesThe Browns' primary defensive weakness is on the ground, where Mike Pettine's unit ranks 30th in Football Outsiders' run-defense DVOA and permits 4.54 yards per carry to opposing running backs. With Arian Foster (groin) looking shaky to suit up, Alfred Blue will be in play as a flex option should Foster's name be included amongst Houston's inactives. The Texans were a run-heavy, ball-control team with Fitzpatrick under center, and I wouldn't expect that the change with Mallett at the controls, even if Foster sits. ... Third-stringer Jonathan Grimes has touched the ball just twice since Week 3. Blue is Foster's clear-cut handcuff and needs to be rostered everywhere considering Arian's brittle body. Although Foster has dominated on the field, he's battled hamstring, groin, knee, and rib ailments over the course of the season. The Texans have one of the NFL's softest run-defense schedules down the stretch.
Remember the report that he didn't have an MRI came from Ian Rapoport who has to be the least hooked in "NFL expert". He was the same guy who reported Gio Bernard was going to be "OK" when every other reporter was reporting Gio would probably be out the first week of his injury. Then Ian expressed surprise on twitter Sunday morning when Gio was out that first week despite the fact it was almost a given by that point Gio wasn't playing.That it's somewhere in between a grade 1 and 3 sprain. He wasn't able to shake it off in a week but I also don't believe he tore the muscle off of the bone like Ball/Fjax.Nah, if it were more serious he would have been re-scheduled for a MRI at some point. The fact that he didn't need it originally speaks volumes. Even relatively mild soft tissue injuries can linger, though.Definitely trending in the wrong direction. Injury may be more serious than they are letting on.
Sounds like he missed practice again, given they are coming off the bye it is concerning and this could even be a mulitple week thing.
What do you think now?
Seems like Foster really wasn't even close to playing this week.
We heard a report Foster did not have a MRI. We do not know if that is true. O'Brien is clearly trying to hide the true severity of the injury here.
I see a lot of Foster owners holding out hope. You will need that hope seeing as how he went down with a non-contact injury.How many times have you criticized injury panic absent anything concrete? You couldn't be more hypocritical.
Yeah, he was also incorrect on Jimmy Graham, he's been all around pretty ####ty this year. Let's say he did have the MRI though, do you think O'Brien is withholding the info that Foster is slated to miss a month+ with a high grade groin tear? I suppose it's possible but I feel like it's more plausible that he's just slowly coming back from a less serious injury.Remember the report that he didn't have an MRI came from Ian Rapoport who has to be the least hooked in "NFL expert". He was the same guy who reported Gio Bernard was going to be "OK" when every other reporter was reporting Gio would probably be out.That it's somewhere in between a grade 1 and 3 sprain. He wasn't able to shake it off in a week but I also don't believe he tore the muscle off of the bone like Ball/Fjax.What do you think now?Nah, if it were more serious he would have been re-scheduled for a MRI at some point. The fact that he didn't need it originally speaks volumes. Even relatively mild soft tissue injuries can linger, though.Definitely trending in the wrong direction. Injury may be more serious than they are letting on.
Sounds like he missed practice again, given they are coming off the bye it is concerning and this could even be a mulitple week thing.
Seems like Foster really wasn't even close to playing this week.
We heard a report Foster did not have a MRI. We do not know if that is true. O'Brien is clearly trying to hide the true severity of the injury here.
At this point no info coming from Ian should be taken as reliable.Arian probably has had an MRI.
Right, that doesn't change the fact that you were criticizing people worried about Graham and Ellington (non-contact injury) for saying the same crap you said in this thread when we were all working with limited information. You realize that regardless of the outcome that you're still a hypocrite right?I see a lot of Foster owners holding out hope. You will need that hope seeing as how he went down with a non-contact injury.How many times have you criticized injury panic absent anything concrete? You couldn't be more hypocritical.
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Texans officially ruled Arian Foster (groin) out for Week 11 against the Browns.
Coach Bill O'Brien called Foster a game-day decision following Friday's practice, but he was never expected to play. Rookie Alfred Blue will get the start and should see a heavy workload with Ryan Mallett making his first NFL start against the Browns on Sunday. Blue is a solid RB2 against a struggling Cleveland rush defense.
OK, if you wanna attempt to call me out, I'll swing my meat. Wasnt I right about Graham and Ellington not missing any games? I think I was. The point is not panicking but getting it right. So next time you call me out make sure I have not been correct about all the things you said. The point is not to panic and evaluate the situation on its own, and I did that for each player. I'm not a doctor but I'm more accurate at guessing injuries and their severity then you apparently with Graham, Ellington and now Foster.Right, that doesn't change the fact that you were criticizing people worried about Graham and Ellington (non-contact injury) for saying the same crap you said in this thread when we were all working with limited information. You realize that regardless of the outcome that you're still a hypocrite right?I see a lot of Foster owners holding out hope. You will need that hope seeing as how he went down with a non-contact injury.How many times have you criticized injury panic absent anything concrete? You couldn't be more hypocritical.
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Texans officially ruled Arian Foster (groin) out for Week 11 against the Browns.
Coach Bill O'Brien called Foster a game-day decision following Friday's practice, but he was never expected to play. Rookie Alfred Blue will get the start and should see a heavy workload with Ryan Mallett making his first NFL start against the Browns on Sunday. Blue is a solid RB2 against a struggling Cleveland rush defense.
OK, if you wanna attempt to call me out, I'll swing my meat. Wasnt I right about Graham and Ellington not missing any games? I think I was. The point is not panicking but getting it right. So next time you call me out make sure I have not been correct about all the things you said. The point is not to panic and evaluate the situation on its own, and I did that for each player. I'm not a doctor but I'm more accurate at guessing injuries and their severity then you apparently with Graham, Ellington and now Foster.Yeah, he was also incorrect on Jimmy Graham, he's been all around pretty ####ty this year. Let's say he did have the MRI though, do you think O'Brien is withholding the info that Foster is slated to miss a month+ with a high grade groin tear? I suppose it's possible but I feel like it's more plausible that he's just slowly coming back from a less serious injury.Remember the report that he didn't have an MRI came from Ian Rapoport who has to be the least hooked in "NFL expert". He was the same guy who reported Gio Bernard was going to be "OK" when every other reporter was reporting Gio would probably be out.That it's somewhere in between a grade 1 and 3 sprain. He wasn't able to shake it off in a week but I also don't believe he tore the muscle off of the bone like Ball/Fjax.Nah, if it were more serious he would have been re-scheduled for a MRI at some point. The fact that he didn't need it originally speaks volumes. Even relatively mild soft tissue injuries can linger, though.Definitely trending in the wrong direction. Injury may be more serious than they are letting on.
Sounds like he missed practice again, given they are coming off the bye it is concerning and this could even be a mulitple week thing.
What do you think now?
Seems like Foster really wasn't even close to playing this week.
We heard a report Foster did not have a MRI. We do not know if that is true. O'Brien is clearly trying to hide the true severity of the injury here.
At this point no info coming from Ian should be taken as reliable.Arian probably has had an MRI.
Right, that doesn't change the fact that you were criticizing people worried about Graham and Ellington (non-contact injury) for saying the same crap you said in this thread when we were all working with limited information. You realize that regardless of the outcome that you're still a hypocrite right?I see a lot of Foster owners holding out hope. You will need that hope seeing as how he went down with a non-contact injury.How many times have you criticized injury panic absent anything concrete? You couldn't be more hypocritical.
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Texans officially ruled Arian Foster (groin) out for Week 11 against the Browns.
Coach Bill O'Brien called Foster a game-day decision following Friday's practice, but he was never expected to play. Rookie Alfred Blue will get the start and should see a heavy workload with Ryan Mallett making his first NFL start against the Browns on Sunday. Blue is a solid RB2 against a struggling Cleveland rush defense.
You don't even remotely get it.Dude stopno, its bc foster owners are watching their season slip away. missing 2 or 3 weeks at this stage will really devastate a lot of teams.Because everyone loves drama, and seeing a great player not on their team fail.Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?
I dont know if teams are watching their season slip away, but he is right with a player like Foster missing 2-3 weeks this time of years as devastating to some of those teams I'm sure.Dude stopno, its bc foster owners are watching their season slip away. missing 2 or 3 weeks at this stage will really devastate a lot of teams.Because everyone loves drama, and seeing a great player not on their team fail.Why are people acting like Foster is done for the season?