The Facts: As the Texans contemplate their offseason plans, determining the status of Foster is one of their top priorities. Whether Foster plays for the Texans again, he has been actively rehabbing from his injury and hopes to play next season. "He's been in our building quite a bit working hard to get back," HC Bill O'Brien said.

Diehards Line: Foster faces an uncertain offseason as he recovers from a torn Achilles tendon suffered in October after undergoing groin surgery in August. Foster is entering the final year of a five-year, $43.5 million contract and is due a non-guaranteed $6.5 million base salary next season along with a $500,000 roster bonus to be paid $31,250 per game active. He has a $8.925 million salary-cap figure. As Houston Chronicle staffer Aaron Wilson notes, the Texans have to weigh Foster’s durability coming off an injury-plagued season where he had two surgeries along with his $8.925 million salary-cap figure. Foster turns 30 in August. Foster was limited to four games this season, gaining just 163 yards and scoring one touchdown with 22 receptions for 227 yards and two touchdowns. We'll be watching for more.