LittleDTO
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You can proclaim that all you want, but there are plenty of players more talented than Arian Foster that have not made an NFL roster, and the odds of him not making an NFL roster are probably higher than the odds of him making an NFL roster.
Your statement that he could play a backup RB role on "many of the NFL rosters" is laughable as well. "Some" or "a few" is possible. "Many" is definitely stretching it.
Its not laughable at all. In fact, very possible. Even if he is just as good as a 3rd year backup, teams are more likely to give the rookie a shot for 2 reasons
1) More upside than a guy in the system for 3 years going nowhere.
2) Costs the team less money.
I doubt he gets drafted, but I believe there is a better chance than not of him hanging on to a team as a undrafted free agent. Even if it is practice squad to get the call up at some point in the year.
Prime example is Quinton Ganther. He was a serviceable backup for the titans. I believe he was on the practice squad some too. He made played in games because of his ability to contribute on special teams. There are games that he was on the active roster and never carried the ball.
I am by no means an AF apologist. I just disagree with you that he doesnt have the ability to be a backup RB on several NFL rosters.