Arian Foster's 14-yard reception for a touchdown was the capper on a 99-yard first quarter scoring drive for the Texans. It gave the visitors a 7-0 advantage with 1:36 remaining in the opening quarter.
Houston started from their own 1-yard line, marched the length of the field in 16 plays, and chewed 8:24 off the clock. The Texans gained seven first downs on the possession. The 99-yarder is tied for the longest drive in team history. The last time Houston went 99, was a December matchup in 2010 against Baltimore.
Foster gained 28 yards on the ground on four carries, and also picked up 26 yards receiving on a pair of catches.
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