NFL Roundtable video: Texans’ offensive line

By Ultimate Texans on June 15, 2015 at 9:45 AM

Houston Chronicle sports writers John McClain and Brian T. Smith discuss the Texans’ offensive line. (video:R.Carter)

Video by Brian T. Smith and John McClain

NFL Round Table: Texans Offense Line

Houston Chronicle sports writers John McClain and Brian T. Smith discuss the Houston Texans' Offensive Line.

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Lede — 1of23 In just six NFL seasons, Texans running back Arian Foster has gone from an undrafted free agent to one of the NFL's most high-profile players. Smiley N. Pool / Houston Chronicle

Foster college career — 2of23 Foster, shown here leaping for a touchdown in 16-13 win over Alabama on Oct. 21, 2006, rushed for 2,964 yards during his four-year career at Tennessee. Wade Payne / Associated Press

career best college game — 3of23 On Nov. 19, 2005, Foster rushed for a career-best 223 yards against the Vanderbilt. Doug Pensinger / Getty Images

Games played — 4of23 Foster played in 47 games during his time in Knoxville, Tenn. Streeter Lecka / Getty Images

Foster TDs — 5of23 Foster scored 25 touchdowns during his college career. Doug Pensinger / Getty Images

2009 season — 6of23 Signed by the Texans an undrafted free agent on May 1, 2009, Foster, wearing No. 37, appeared in five games during the 2009 season. He rushed for 119 yards in the season finale against the New England Patriots. Nick de la Torre / Houston Chronicle

2010 season opener — 7of23 Foster rushed for a career-high 231 yards in the 2010 season opener, a 34-24 Texans' win over the Indianapolis Colts. Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle

2010 season — 8of23 Foster led the league in rushing with 1,616 yards on the ground. He also scored an NFL-best 18 touchdowns Smiley N. Pool / Houston Chronicle

2011 season — 9of23 Foster rushed for 1,224 yards during the 2011 season. Smiley N. Pool / Houston Chronicle

Foster 2012 — 10of23 Arian Foster wipes tears from his eyes during a news conference at Reliant Stadium announcing his $43.5 million, five-year deal with the Texans. Cody Duty / Houston Chronicle

Namaste — 11of23 Foster gives his signature 'namaste' bow during player introductions. Karen Warren / Houston Chronicle

Thanksgiving — 12of23 Foster scores a touchdown against the Lions on Thanksgiving Day 2012. Karen Warren / Houston Chronicle

bc-arian-foster — 13of23 Texans running back Arian Foster against the Jaguars. Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle

bc-arian-spike — 14of23 Foster punctuates a touchdown with a spike. Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle

Foster at Rox game — 15of23 Foster and teammate Andre Johnson sit courtside at a Rockets game. Foster is an avid Los Angeles Lakers fan. Johnny Hanson / Houston Chronicle

snp-arian — 16of23 Foster greets a fan. Smiley N. Pool / Houston Chronicle

2012 season — 17of23 Foster carried the ball a career-high 351 times as he rushed for 1,424 yards during the 2012 season. Smiley N. Pool / Houston Chronicle

bc-arian — 18of23 Foster tosses a ball during practice. Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle

bc-foster — 19of23 Foster catches a pass during practice. Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle

kw-arian-foster — 20of23 Foster listens to his head phones as he warms up before a game. Karen Warren / Houston Chronicle

james-nielsen-arian — 21of23 Foster takes a knee during practice OTAs in May 2013. James Neilsen / Houston Chronicle

kw-matt-arian — 22of23 Foster receives a handoff from quarterback Matt Schaub. Karen Warren / Houston Chronicle

2013 season — 23of23 Having missed training camp and the preseason due to injury, Foster rushed for 542 yards in eight games during the 2013 season. On Nov. 12, the Texans placed Foster on injured reserve due to a back injury. Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle

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