Houston Texans: Three players most likely to end up in the HOF

The 2018 Hall of Fame class was inducted yesterday. Let’s take a look at five Houston Texans who could potentially be enshrined in the Hall of Fame.

The 2018 Hall of Fame class was full of modern day legends. Brian Dawkins, Ray Lewis, Terrell Owens, and Randy Moss were some of the guys that were enshrined this weekend. The Houston Texans haven’t been around long enough or been good enough to have Hall of Famers yet.

Robert Brazile was inducted and he was an Oiler so, some will claim him and others won’t. The Oilers moving to Tennessee was a heartbreaker for the city and something a lot of people will never forgive. So, Brazile technically belongs to the Titans brotherhood even though he played in Houston.

Even still, the Houston Texans simply haven’t been good enough to garner Hall of Fame attention yet. There have been many players who have played at that level or close to for the team. But, we aren’t likely to see any of them inducted anytime soon. Players have to wait five years before they’re eligible to be voted on.

Johnathan Joseph has had a very long and solid career but, he hasn’t been that elite. Arian Foster had a few elite seasons where he played at a Hall of Fame level but, injuries derailed his illustrious career. Duane Brown has a shot but ultimately I don’t see him getting in.

But, there are three players, current and past, that either have worked their way into Hall of Fame contention or are working their way into contention. Let’s take a look at these three guys career’s and their chances.