{"playerId":12497,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":2.3,"percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Foster (calf strain) said that he will \"more than likely\" be ready for training camp, ESPN.com reports. \"It's just a small calf strain,\" according to Foster. \"News is dry in the offseason, so it made headlines.\"","spin":"While it's somewhat notable that Foster isn't totally sure that he'll be ready for camp, it sounds like he plans to be, barring any setbacks, and overall, he is downplaying the issue. For his part, coach Gary Kubiak noted last month that the running back had a \"pretty good calf strain\" at the time, but with training camp more than a month away, Foster still has time to get up to speed and, in turn, justify his high ADP in fantasy drafts.","date":"Mon Jun 17"},"fullName":"Arian Foster","pointsSEASON":248,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Worry-warts look at Foster's declining per-carry average over the past three seasons -- from 4.9 to 4.4 to 4.1 -- and fret that even at age 26, heavy workloads are catching up with him. And indeed, his 1,115 offensive touches from '10 to '12 are the NFL's most. However, we look at Foster's touchdowns and feel fine. He's scored 47 times in that span, eight more than any other player. We'll agree that the Texans' offensive line took a step back in '12 and the team's lack of a diverse passing attack hurts Foster. But he's the game's best runner inside the 5, and Ben Tate barely threatened his workload in '12. Foster is as good a combination of high upside and safety as you'll find.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":2,"projectedPoints":261}