Vegetarian Star

He’s already told us he knows what he’s doing. MMA fighters agree. Now Houston Texans dietitian Roberta Anding is giving her input on Arian Foster‘s vegan diet decision.

“Arian has been one of these guys I call a seeker, looking for optimum nutrition and variety,” Anding said. “In my working with him, he has been open to a lot of strategies to get him where he needs to be, not only as a professional football player but, more importantly, as an adult man who has a child and a wife. That’s the new NFL player. I don’t think Arian is unique.”

So we now know Foster is not special. He’s also not really that important. Especially when you consider guys like Johnathan Joseph who claims, “I still haven’t had my first salad.”

Joseph also said, “I’m not big on nutrition. I’m a fried food guy. To be honest, I have never had anything but fried food in my whole life. The guys always rag me. We go to Del Frisco’s (a high-end steakhouse in the Galleria) and I’m ordering the cheeseburger.”

Now maybe all the Twitter, blog posts and Facebook criticisms can focus on a guy who really needs help.

Photo:  AJ Guel/Creative Commons

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