Breaking news: A team is going to use its best running back as much as possible!
At least, that's what the news seems to be out of Houston after Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said Tuesday that Arian Foster will be on the field for all three downs and get a healthy amount of touches in each game.
"One thing about the running back position, when you have a great one, they need it 25 times to do what they do," Kubiak told Stephanie Stradley of The Houston Chronicle.
Foster showed he could handle a lot of touches last season when he had 327 carries and caught 66 passes.

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After Ben Tate exploded for 95 yards during a preseason game last weekend, there was some speculation that the team might work him into the rotation more at Foster's expense.
Apparently not.
Foster also looked very good against the Saints, completely recovered from his recent hamstring injury. Given Adrian Peterson's rough offensive line, Jamaal Charles' lack of every-down work and Chris Johnson uncertain contract status, there's a reasonable argument to be made for Foster as the No. 1 overall pick in standard drafts.