I thought it was a great piece on Arian, and especially liked it from his perspective.
He's got personality, and in this day and age of hyper-sensitive marketing perspectives, it's cool that he's not afraid to let the world see who he really is instead of being controlled by what others tell him to be.
I will watch it with my son this weekend. Arian is one of his favorite players (along with AJ, Tom Brady, & Clay Mathews). There are a lot of really good lessons in the story.
I wish they had edited to hear what Foster said after "don't listen to grown ups", because I think his message was muddled. His point was don't listen to grown ups that tell you that you cannot achieve your dreams, but I think ESPN wanted to be cute about teachers' jaws dropping instead. Like Arian said, though, kids should be encouraged to dream big and go for it.