{"playerId":12497,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":1.6,"percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Foster (calf) is on crutches and won't return to the field before training camp, the Houston Chronicle's Stephanie Stradley reports.","spin":"It sounds like Foster is expected back for training camp, but with a player of his caliber there is always concern that a relatively minor injury like a calf strain could turn into a nagging issue. While fantasy owners shouldn't be scared off by the crutches, it's a bit troubling that Foster has offseason injury questions for the third year in a row. Of course, things turned out alright the last two seasons, and at this early juncture there isn't any solid reason to doubt his status for Week 1.","date":"Wed May 29"},"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}