Texans running back Arian Foster has missed the last two games while dealing with a groin injury, which has dropped him down the list of league leaders in rushing yards.
Foster’s descent on the leader board could be coming to an end. The running back practiced on Wednesday and coach Bill O’Brien liked what he saw from Foster during the workout.
“He looked pretty good,” O’Brien said, via John McClain of the Houston Chronicle.
McClain reports that Foster will start against Tennessee this week unless he has a setback, something you can’t rule out after Foster practiced early last week and then wound up back on the sideline. If he can play, he may shoot right back up the stat sheet. Foster had 151 rushing yards and scored three touchdowns in Houston’s earlier victory over the Titans.