5 Texans players and legends you’d want to be quarantined with

1. Arian Foster

Now this is the main event for any type of Houston Texans player to be quarantined with because there would be time for great debates on not only pro football topics, but world event topics, as Arian Foster — the greatest running back in franchise history — was never one to lack an opinion.

How great would it be to watch game film with Foster from his best seasons on NFL Game Pass, as he could break down the key moments, runs and wins from the seasons where he had rushing totals of 1,616 yards (16 touchdowns) in 2010, 1,224 yards (10 touchdowns) in 2011 and 1,424 yards (15 touchdowns) in 2012. For good measure, in 2014, Foster rushed for 1,246 yards and eight touchdowns.

Just learning more detail about what his favorite plays were, how the offensive meetings went and learning about the relationship of an elite running back and his offensive line has at least always drawn interest.

There is also the Foster away from the football field, who has been big on the rights of the players at both the professional and collegiate level, and just talking with him about his views on a variety of topics because he seems like a very interesting person away from the field as well.

Overall, though, as for his thoughts on the Texans franchise, that would be the most exciting part of the quarantine. There would be plenty of opinions and takes about the current state of the team, and maybe even how the franchise has changed since he played for the Texans.