Donta Foreman's performance through Houston's first two preseason games has many raving about the rookie.

Texans coach Bill O'Brien is not among them.

"That's the second preseason game ... he's got a lot of talent, but I think he's got a long way to go," O'Brien said.

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While O'Brien was careful not to heap too much praise upon the running back so early, it's hard to deny that he's been one of the most impressive performers for the Texans so far. The third-round pick from Texas ran for 76 yards in the first preseason game before grabbing two receptions for 66 yards and rushing for a 4-yard touchdown on Saturday against the Patriots. The story suggested Foreman could be a change of pace to Miller.

Texans rookie running back Donta Foreman was arrested for unlawful carrying of weapons and possession of marijuana on Sunday, according to the University of Texas Police Department.

Cindy Posey, the Director of Communication for the University of Texas Police Department, said in a statement to NFL Media that "officers responded to a report of the smell of marijuana coming from three occupied vehicles" near a residential hall on campus at 12:24 a.m. on Sunday. After arriving to the scene, officers "discovered marijuana in each vehicle and also discovered a firearm in one of them."

Foreman, the owner of the firearm, was subsequently arrested and booked into Travis County Jail.

Foreman was shaping up to be one of the more intriguing late-round attrition picks, but this is definitely a setback. He's likely to be suspended for a few games as a result of this.