Ballard played football with Foreman’s Uncle in HS from what Roster Watch is saying.JohnnyU said:Doesn’t sound like he’s a Colts type of player, nor a Ballard one. I guess a dart throw is harmless.
Ballard played football with Foreman’s Uncle in HS from what Roster Watch is saying.JohnnyU said:Doesn’t sound like he’s a Colts type of player, nor a Ballard one. I guess a dart throw is harmless.
Probably contributed to the dart throw. It won't mean anything unless he performs. You can't control the marbles rolling around in one's head.Ballard played football with Foreman’s Uncle in HS from what Roster Watch is saying.
Jake Arthur @JakeArthurNFL
D’Onta Foreman is now in with the offense, and they give him the first carry and reception. Trying to get him involved right away.
Jake Arthur @JakeArthurNFL
Foreman wound up with a couple catches and about five or six carries on the day in the later portions of 11-on-11s. There was also a botched handoff between Kelly and him at one point.
Colts placed RB D'Onta Foreman on injured reserve with a torn biceps.
The injury comes with a four-month recovery timeline. Foreman will be ineligible for return in Indianapolis since he was placed on injured reserve before final cuts. If he plays in 2019, it will be late in the year after getting cut loose with an injury settlement. The one-time promising third-rounder is starting to look like a threat to wash out of the league.
SOURCE: Aaron Wilson on Twitter
Aug 19, 2019, 3:16 PM ET
The Houston Chronicle’s Aaron Wilson reports D’Onta Foreman (biceps, injured reserve) will rehab with the Colts for the 2020 season.
Foreman is working with a four-month rehab timeframe, but he’s ineligible to return and play this season since he was officially placed on injured reserve prior to final cuts. He’ll recover with a return to the team in 2020 in mind. The 23-year-old still faces an uphill battle to make Indy’s final 53 next year given his lengthy injury history.
SOURCE: Aaron Wilson on Twitter
Aug 19, 2019, 3:44 PM ET
D'Onta Foreman (biceps) went through waivers unclaimed.
Foreman is facing a four-month rehab, which is especially daunting after missing months and months with a torn Achilles. The running back will have to earn his way onto a 53-man roster next offseason but his injury history makes the likelihood of that happening low.
SOURCE: Adam Caplan on Twitter
Aug 25, 2019, 7:10 PM ET
was. a long time ago. just finally official for a few holdoutsHis career is over.
I figured the Broncos signed him.Saw this thread got bumped and thought he had Covid.
I don't see why not as a third string/rotational guy, not sure if he played ST in college but could contribute there as he's always been a speedy guy in a bigger frame that is in good in open space.Time to revive this thread. Haven't heard any news for a while.
What are your thoughts, does he come back for a 2020 try?
A little cool story bro: but I traded this dude straight up for Cooper Kupp three seasons ago in dynasty.JetMaxx said:Acquired him a couple weeks before his breakout and injury game. One of my biggest wishful regrets.
https://twitter.com/aaronwilson_nfl/status/1296099377837219841?s=21Aaron Wilson @AaronWilson_NFL
Former Texans and University of Texas running back D'Onta Foreman @D33_foreman a former Doak Walker award winner and All-American, delivered a strong workout for the Tennessee Titans, per a league source. Foreman is 217 pounds and has gotten into great shape #NFL
Probably about as good a landing spot you could ask for if you still believe in him.Signed by Atlanta.
As a Davis owner, this is as good a signing as I could hope for since he is not much of a pass catcher. He has similar skills.Rooting for him, not a lot of achilles come back stories.
Titans signed RB D'Onta Foreman.
The team waived RB Mekhi Sargent to make room for both Adrian Peterson (irresponsibly donning No. 8 on the back of his Titans jersey) and Foreman on the practice squad. With Dontrell Hilliard also log-jammed there, Tennessee will likely opt to promote multiple players ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Rams. Peterson is expected to handle a bulk of the team's early-down and goal line touches with Jeremy McNichols sticking in a pass-catching role as a viable flier in PPR leagues.
- Jim Wyatt, Twitter
'ok' for a guy who tore up his knee and was out of the league. Like he had that game where he had... that run. And remember I think... the TD catch he had that time? Yeah...He did?
yes they are ,and he made some nice catches and runs .Those are career highlights.
And frankly, not very impressive. He's pretty fast for a big guy but he doesn't show any moves at all, gets taken down by a lone defender in the open field on almost every run (in this video).Those are career highlights.
And frankly, not very impressive. He's pretty fast for a big guy but he doesn't show any moves at all, gets taken down by a lone defender in the open field on almost every run (in this video).
Watch the play at 2:40….nice moves thereAnd frankly, not very impressive. He's pretty fast for a big guy but he doesn't show any moves at all, gets taken down by a lone defender in the open field on almost every run (in this video).
And he’s blown out his Achilles since most of that, if not all.And frankly, not very impressive. He's pretty fast for a big guy but he doesn't show any moves at all, gets taken down by a lone defender in the open field on almost every run (in this video).
Sorry I've been out of the loop recently because of traveling.gonna need a thread rename @Biabreakable
Obviously I like Foreman a lot. That's why I started a thread on him.And he’s blown out his Achilles since most of that, if not all.
Titans promoted RB D'Onta Foreman to the active roster.
Foreman joins Adrian Peterson and Jeremy McNichols in a depleted Titans running back room. The Tennessee offense will look a lot different without Derrick Henry, but McNichols – who already had a role as the pass-catching back – and Peterson will do their best at filling The King's enormous shoes, while Foreman is nothing more than a depth piece at the moment. Leave Foreman on the waiver wire in fantasy leagues.
- Tennessee Titans
Why would Foreman who was signed the same day be more up to speed than Peterson?He's going to get a chance for one game since Peterson won't be fully up to speed yet. If he impresses he has a chance to make this a 3-man backfield. If he doesn't stand out in practice/does nothing in the next game, it might be Dontrell Hilliard who is the 3rd back.
It's not out the realm of possibility once Peterson is game ready they'd do a 2-man backfield of Peterson/McNichols. Of course that means actually giving McNichols carries, which the Titans never really did.
Previously backed up Henry in Tennessee. May still know the playbook.Why would Foreman who was signed the same day be more up to speed than Peterson?
New OC, but yes they probably carried some over. I doubt it makes much of a difference.Previously backed up Henry in Tennessee. May still know the playbook.