D'Onta Foreman stepped in as part of the Browns' backfield during Ford's absence in Week 7 against the Bengals. With Ford sidelined, Foreman, alongside Nick Chubb, took on a more significant role, highlighting his value as a backup option in the running game. His performance could be crucial for fantasy managers, especially if Ford's recovery takes longer than expected.

D'Onta Foreman is dealing with a groin injury and has been limited in practice leading up to Week 7. He and Pierre Strong Jr. took on the majority of the carries after Jerome Ford left the previous game due to injury, combining for 18 carries and 74 yards. Depending on his practice availability, Foreman could be a fantasy option this week, especially given the Browns' limited offensive options and the Bengals' struggles against the run.

D’Onta Foreman initially took over as the Panthers' lead back after Christian McCaffrey was traded, but he left the team via free agency the following offseason. Despite his contributions, the Panthers opted to sign Miles Sanders to a significant contract, sidelining Hubbard once again. Foreman’s departure opened the door for Hubbard to eventually claim the starting role, demonstrating the ongoing competition and shifting dynamics within the team's backfield.

D'Onta Foreman is expected to handle a significant portion of the workload in the backfield if Nick Chubb returns on a limited snap count. With Jerome Ford out due to a hamstring injury, Foreman’s role becomes crucial as he steps up to support the running game, allowing Chubb to ease back into action while still contributing to the Browns' offensive efforts.

D'Onta Foreman has been sharing carries with Jerome Ford this season, but Ford has had a significant advantage in the passing game. With Ford's injury and Nick Chubb expected to return, Foreman's role could become more prominent, potentially impacting his fantasy value as the Browns' backfield dynamics shift.