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Foster is listed as day to day this week, but even if he returns on Sunday, coach Bill O'Brien said they'll use Blue,Wholesale Jerseys, too. O'Brien was asked if Blue's performance on Sunday gave him confidence in the young running back. He insisted that he didn't need that game to feel that way about him.
He didn't allow himself to soak in the moment during the win over the Browns,Cheap Hockey Jerseys. He was too busy worrying about the next carry.
"When you do get carries you want to try to impress people so you're not really running with patience,Wholesale NFL Jerseys," Blue said. "You're just trying to get it done and make that big run to wow the coaches."
On Sunday when Foster was out with a groin injury, it was Blue's chance to shine. The former LSU back took advantage of the opportunity,Cheap NFL Jerseys, carrying a franchise-record 36 times and tying Houston's single-game rookie rushing record with 156 yards.
And it isn't just O'Brien who has noticed Blue's work this season. Cincinnati coach Marvin Lewis raved about him as the Bengals prepare to meet Houston on Sunday.
It was a culmination of years of hard work for Blue, who was likely headed for a higher draft position before tearing his ACL in the third week of the 2012 season. He spent months recovering and said he didn't really feel like himself again until midway through his senior season.
"Coaches always told me, it's not where you begin, it's how it ends,Wholesale NFL Jerseys," Blue said.
It took a while, but Blue finally understood why Foster harped on that singular point.
"As the season went on, I kind of started to understand what Arian was saying," he said. "You can't force it. Just be patient and that long one's going to come."
When he was drafted by the Texans,NFL Jerseys China, Blue was determined to crack the 53-man roster and decided he'd worry about everything else after that. He developed an immediate bond with Foster, watching him intently on the practice field and asking him for pointers off of it.
He said the No. 1 thing Foster tried to drill into his head was the importance of being patient.
"I have a lot of confidence in Alfred. I really do," O'Brien said. "If I didn't have confidence in Alfred, I wouldn't have played him against Cleveland. I would have played (Jonathan) Grimes more."

"It was very difficult. There are a lot of obstacles to overcome," Blue said. "You've got to get your confidence back. You've got to train harder. You're behind everybody, so really you're coming from the back of the line to get back to where you were."
And in Houston he found a perfect example of that sentiment when he joined a backfield starring Arian Foster. Foster went undrafted out of Tennessee before signing as a free agent with the Texans and eventually developing into one of the NFL's best running backs.
"I never during the game sat down and relaxed like: 'Wow, I'm doing good,'" he said. "Just keep your foot on the pedal. I knew I was running the ball hard and (I said) just keep doing what you're doing and running the ball hard."
HOUSTON (AP) — Alfred Blue didn't spend any time feeling sorry for himself when he didn't hear his name called until the sixth round of this year's NFL draft.
"He really did a great job of making a lot of yardage after contact last week," Lewis said. "He's an impressive player. Obviously going through the draft process ... we had evaluations of guys and thought he was a talented player."
Houston's rookie running back had long heard a familiar refrain from coaches that helped him navigate what would have been a disappointing time for many players.