In his postseason debut last weekend, Texans running back Arian Foster rushed for 153 yards in the Texans’ 31-10 Wild Card Weekend victory over Cincinnati.It may be a tall order but this weekend against Baltimore, Foster could...
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January 12, 2012
HOUSTON Sometimes, Andre Johnson says, will get a text message from Arian Foster and he will open it and it will turn out to be a photo of Foster feeding ducks or something.
"You get a text message from your teammate and you're thinking it's something important or something they have to say, and it's a picture of feeding ducks," he said. "I don't...
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January 11, 2012
RB Arian Foster, who was undrafted, began his career on the Texans’ practice squad but has more than proved his worth after two 1,000 yard seasons and leading the league in rushing in 2010.
In Houston’s wild-card matchup against Cincinnati Saturday, Foster continued to make a case for just how important he is to this offense, rushing for 153 yards on 31 carries, including two...
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January 12, 2012
Not If They Deploy Vickers Correctly. The Huston Texans are going to have to establish the run game when the play Baltimore Sunday. The weather conditions may make it difficult to pass the ball. The last time the Texans played the Ravens in week 6 Arian Foster only ran for 49 yards on 15 carries. If the Texans want Foster to have a big game the team needs to have two backs in the...
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January 12, 2012
HOUSTON (AP) -- Arian Foster was in his first season as a starter for Houston in 2010 when the Texans hosted the Ravens.
When Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis grabbed the running back after a play, he didn't know what to expect. Turns out Lewis had become a fan and told Foster he loved the way he played. Then he told him he had a "very, very bright future."
Since then...
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January 12, 2012
Arian Foster is a BallersSports favorite..
Ok folks, It’s time to let your voice be heard. Last week we went 2-2 on our picks and this week we are looking to go 4-0. Here is how you guys picked last week games.
Saints / Lions – 100% picked Saints
Giants / Falcons – 65% picked Giants
Texans / Bengals – 37% picked Texans
Broncos / Steelers – 7% picked Broncos
Lets see if...
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January 11, 2012
Google has it, so does Facebook, and Twitter too! It seems as if the web is exploding with Texans fever. Try googling the words “Next Man Up” and you find a slew of pages dedicated to the Houston Texans mantra of 2011-12 NFL season. Hop on Twitter and search #TheMilkMan and you can read all about rookie DE J.J. Watt. Even Arian Foster is helping the Texans spirit spread – albeit...
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January 12, 2012
When we look at this upcoming divisional game, the Houston Texans match up very well against the favored Baltimore Ravens. Trust me being a fan of the Texans people may think I am wearing Battle Red tinted glasses, but honestly the Texans have an opprotunity to make this 2011 run even better.
One thing that keeps popping up in my mind is the fact that the Texans were down...
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January 12, 2012
Flacco must be more than the adequate QB he's been this year.
Game Time: Sunday at 1:00 EST
Weather: High of 37 with a slight chance of precipitation
Spread: Ravens -9
Brandon Berg
The Texans put on a strong showing last week against the Bengals, dismantling the young team in the franchise’s first ever showing in the playoffs. Gates looked decent, Arian Foster had his way and...
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January 10, 2012
The Houston Texans are no joke, boasting the league’s #2 defense and #2 rushing attack. They ran for 188 yards last week against the Cincinnati Bengals, who were one of the best in the league at stopping opposing running backs in their own right (at least until their final two games). While the Ravens will have a decided home field advantage – including a raucous M&T Bank...
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January 09, 2012
Texans over Bengals: The Bengals started strong, looked like they had it in the first half. But they had the proverbial uncapitalized opportunities, and by the second half, homefield advantage was kicking in in a big way. The Texans’ fans were going nuts non-stop for 3 1/2 hours, and the Bengals eventually succumbed. Well, to the fans and to Arian Foster’s 150+ yards on...
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January 13, 2012
Texans' RB Arian Foster is one of many young NFL players who say they owe a debt to Ray Lewis for being a mentor. Still, Foster wants to beat the Ravens' LB on Sunday, Albert Breer writes.
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January 10, 2012
The excitement mounts in Baltimore as the football gods seem to be paving the way to a Super Bowl appearance for the Ravens with Denver's elimination of the Steelers this past weekend...But not so fast--- there's the powerful Houston Texans to deal with first...Here's Ron Benamor's exclusive Texans vs. Ravens preview:The Houston Texans will come to Baltimore Sunday...
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