Foster Moreau has lined up his next opportunity. The veteran tight end has agreed to terms with the Texans, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
It will be a two-year deal for Moreau, according to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 in Houston. The tight end will earn a fully guaranteed $6.3MM over the length of his contract, plus potentially another $1MM via incentives.
Moreau was a fourth-round pick by the Raiders back in 2019, but he struggled to carve out a definitive offensive role during his time with the organization. As fellow TE Darren Waller commanded targets, Moreau saw a secondary role in the passing attack. He did show some promise during his final two years in Las Vegas, hauling in a combined 63 catches for 793 yards and five touchdowns.
He caught on with the Saints during the 2023 offseason via a three-year, $12MM pact. He had arguably the best offensive season of his career during his second year in New Orleans, finishing with 413 receiving yards and five touchdowns. However, he was limited to only seven catches in 2025 before an ankle injury ended his season.
Moreau has been an above-average pass blocker over the past two seasons, which would have carved him out a role with any squad. Both Dalton Schultz and Cade Stover will return to the Texans after leading the position in snaps last year, but the team will have some leftover looks with Harrison Bryant hitting free agency.
Adam La Rose contributed to this post.
The Island of Foster Moreau.
Solid signing with some upside.