HOUSTON -- Houston Texans coach Gary Kubiak says running back Arian Foster and linebacker Brooks Reed sat out Fridays practice and will be "game-time" decisions for the season opener against Miami. Foster, the NFLs leading rusher in 2010, has a sore knee and Reed has a sore hip. Foster, who sat out last years opener with a left hamstring injury, says his knee just needed rest. He wouldnt specify which knee was hurt. "I expect to play on Sunday," Foster said. Reed, a second-round pick in last years draft, did not speak to the media on Friday. Kubiak is "optimistic" that both players will be ready, but hell work out both of them before Sundays game. "If we pushed him (Foster) to practice, he wouldve went out there and practiced," Kubiak said. "But were going to be smart with him, but then hell have to show us hes ready to go. I think Brooks is a little bit more sore than Arian, as far as going out on the field, but he is also optimistic that hell be ready to go. But well have to test them both." Kubiak says Foster "practiced fine" on Thursday. He says Reed came out of an individual drill and felt a "twinge" in his hip. Ben Tate would start for Foster and first-round draft pick Whitney Mercilus would start for Reed, if either regular starter cant go on Sunday. Tate made two starts and had four 100-yard rushing games in 2011. Mercilus led the Football Bowl Subdivision in sacks per game last season at Illinois (1.23). "If Brooks cant go, Whitneys got to play more," defensive co-ordinator Wade Phillips said. "We expected Whitney to play, but hes got to be ready to go." nike Air Max 2016 Uk Store .com) - The Winnipeg Jets have thrived under Paul Maurice despite injury limiting Evander Kane to just four games under the new head coach. nike Air Jordans Uk Cheap . Jamies number grades given are out of five, with five being the best mark. 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