Former Texans Running Back Arian Foster Called Out His Old Team: ‘They Really Don’t Give A F**k’

Former Houston Texans running back Arian Foster has become the latest former player to speak out against the organization amid the Deshaun Watson debacle. Deandre Hopkins has made his thoughts clear. Andre Johnson has backed up Deshaun Watson. Now, Arian Foster has some things to say about how the Texans treat their players.

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Foster went on “The Gems and Juice” Podcast and lashed out at the Houston Texans.

“I do know that the organization had their troubles bringing in free agents, which I never really understood,” Foster said. “They have their struggles in communicating with players. I’ve always thought this about the NFL in general, but my experience with Houston is that they really didn’t give a f–k about how you felt and what you said. It was like ‘you do what we say.’ And that’s another variable as to why I was like disassociated from the wins and losses s–t.

“It was like, ya’ll don’t give a f–k about my input. Maybe three coaches — tops — played at that level, [the others] just [have] been around the game,” Foster continued. “And so how the f–k can you not have input from people doing it at a high level, who are in it? I never understood that s–t. And so once you realize that you’re just a chess piece, then for me, it was just like, ‘alright, I’m just going to do what I can…I’m gonna play hard…do my thing…take care of my dues…but I’m here for a purpose.’”

.@ArianFoster joined the @gemsandjuice podcast with @HoustonRockett & @TheFiggyFig and gave his thoughts on the whole “Texans wasted careers” discussion. pic.twitter.com/dV6P0lmLHl

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Arian Foster is just the latest former player on a long list of guys who have revealed just how damaged the Texans organization is. Owner Cal McNair has completely lost his grip of the team, and it might be broken beyond repair.

It’s looking more and more likely that Deshaun Watson has played his last snap as a member of the Houston Texans.

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