New Orleans' Foster Moreau Signs with Houston Texans A former New Orleans Saint, LSU, and Jesuit standout has signed a new contract with the Houston Texans. Foster Moreau, a tight end who previously played for the New Orleans Saints, has joined the Texans after a brief hiatus from professional football. Moreau, who was drafted by the Raiders in the fourth round of the 2019 NFL draft, spent the 2023 season with the Saints as a free agent following his quarterback Derek Carr. Moreau’s career with the Saints included 43 games played over two seasons, during which he recorded 60 receptions for 665 yards and six touchdowns. His most productive season came in 2024, when he appeared in all 17 games, catching 32 passes for 413 yards and five touchdowns. Despite a short-lived absence from the team in 2023 due to a cancer diagnosis, Moreau returned to the field and continued to contribute to the Saints’ offense. The 28-year-old player’s journey to the NFL began with a standout high school career at Jesuit High School, where he helped the Blue Jays win a state championship. He later played college football for the LSU Tigers from 2015 to 2018 before entering the professional ranks. Moreau’s versatility and work ethic have made him a valuable asset to both the Saints and the Texans, with his new contract marking a significant step in his NFL career. The move to Houston comes as Moreau seeks to rebuild his playing time and further establish himself in the league. With his combination of experience and physical tools, he is expected to compete for a roster spot and contribute to the Texans’ offensive strategy in the coming seasons.#houston_texans #new_orleans_saints #foster_moreau #jesuit_high_school #lsu_tigers
