Getty ImagesTexans running back Arian Foster led the way on an impressive first-quarter drive as the Texans scored the first point of the 2013 NFL postseason.
On a drive that started with the Texans pinned at their own 5-yard line, Foster carried three times for 23 yards and also caught an eight-yard pass as Houston marched down the field.
Texans tight end Owen Daniels also had a couple of catches, but the drive stalled when Daniels dropped a pass on third down, and Houston had to settle for a Shayne Graham 48-yard field goal.
Midway through the first quarter, the Texans have taken a 3-0 lead.
UPDATE 5:12 p.m. ET: Early in the second quarter, another Graham field goal extended the Texans’ lead to 6-0.
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Schaub and Dalton are going to try to out-suck each other.
Mellow mood here in section 640, Bengals with 29 yards of total offense and the lead because of red zone inefficiency and one ill advised Schaub throw. Ugh.