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HOUSTON -- Andre Johnson turned upfield, fell awkwardly forward and clutched the back of his right leg.

In past seasons, an injury to their All-Pro receiver would've doomed the Houston Texans.

That was before they had Arian Foster.

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Foster rushed for 155 yards and scored the go-ahead touchdown after Johnson left with a hamstring injury, leading the Texans to a 17-10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.

"I go into every contest thinking that I'm the go-to guy," Foster said. "When the flow of the game starts going, we need certain things, and you've got to be there for your team."

Johnson was back on the sideline late to watch Houston (3-1) finish off Ben Roethlisberger and the injury-plagued Steelers (2-2). Houston coach Gary Kubiak said Johnson would undergo tests Sunday night, so his status remained uncertain for next week's game against Oakland.

Texans owner Bob McNair told ESPN he was not "overly concerned" about the injury and would wait for test results before speculating on its impact.

"Now, if we have to go without him for a period," Kubiak said, "we're going to have to really ask some guys to step up to the plate."

The Steelers may have to do the same without their franchise quarterback.

Roethlisberger was beat up all day, sacked five times behind an offensive line missing two regular starters. The Steelers also lost running back Rashard Mendenhall (right hamstring), linebacker James Harrison (right eye) and defensive end Aaron Smith (foot sprain) during the game.

Roethlisberger played until the end, but he was wearing a protective boot on his left foot afterward. He wouldn't speculate on his availability for next week's game against Tennessee

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• Schaub threw for 220 yards on 17-of-24 passing with one touchdown and two interceptions, giving him a passer rating of 78.5 for the day. 
• DE Antonio Smith notched his first sack of the season and forced a fumble. The forced fumble was the seventh of his career and his first since 10/3/10 at Oakland. 
• RB Ben Tate’s 116 yards were the most by a Texans running back in his debut for the team. Stacey Mack rushed for 89 yards in the season opener at Miami on 9/7/03. 
• Tate made his NFL debut after missing his rookie season due to injury and gained four yards on his first career carry. 
• Tate scored his first career touchdown on a 2-yard run in the first quarter. 
• RB Derrick Ward made his first start as a Texan and his first since 9/27/09 vs. the New York Giants when he played for Tampa Bay. 
• Ward scored the Texans’ first touchdown of the season on a 1-yard run in the first quarter. It was the 11th of his career. Ward has scored in consecutive games dating back to the 2010 season finale vs. Jacksonville (1/2/11). 
• Ward surpassed 2,500 career rushing yards on his 1-yard touchdown run, his sixth carry of the game. He entered the season with 2,476 career yards. 
• DE J.J. Watt recovered a fumble in his NFL debut, falling on a fumbled snap in the first quarter. Watt finished the game with five solo tackles and one quarterback hit. 
• OLB Mario Williams picked up the 50th sack of his career when he dropped Collins for a nine-yard loss in the fourth quarter. He entered the game with 48.0 career sacks. 
• Williams picked up his first sack of the season on Indianapolis’ first drive, dropping Colts QB Kerry Collins for a nine-yard loss. 
• Williams’ two sacks were the sixth and seventh of his career on opening day. He had 1.0 last season vs. Indianapolis, 2.0 in 2008 at Pittsburgh and 2.0 in 2007 vs. Kansas City. Although he officially had one sack in last season’s opener, he actually registered a pair of half-sacks, giving him four multi-sack efforts in six season openers. 
• Williams registered his 12th career multi-sack game and his third on opening day. He also had 2.0 sacks in 2007 vs. Kansas City and in 2008 at Pittsburgh. 
• Williams forced a fumble on his second sack of the day. It was his 11th career forced fumble. 
• The team voted on season-long captains Friday. The offense elected WR Andre Johnson and QB Matt Schaub, while the defense elected ILB DeMeco Ryans and DE Antonio Smith. K Neil Rackers is the special teams captain. 

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NFL players from the Longhorns: Texas Leads The Way With 40 Players

Name	Team	Position
Lyle Sendlein	Arizona Cardinals	Center
Justin Blalock	Atlanta Falcons	Guard
Cory Redding	Baltimore Ravens	Defensive Tackle
Sergio Kindle	Baltimore Ravens	Linebacker
Henry Melton	Chicago Bears	Defensive End
Richmond McGee	Chicago Bears	Punter
Cedric Benson	Cincinnati Bengals	Running Back
Jordan Shipley	Cincinnati Bengals	Wide Receiver
Quan Cosby	Cincinnati Bengals	Wide Receiver
Roddrick Muckelroy	Cincinnati Bengals	Linebacker
Colt McCoy	Cleveland Browns	Quarterback
Phil Dawson	Cleveland Browns	Place kicker
Shaun Rogers	Cleveland Browns	Defensive Tackle
Leonard Davis	Dallas Cowboys	Guard
Roy E. Williams	Dallas Cowboys	Wide Receiver
Jermichael Finley	Green Bay Packers	Tight End
Frank Okam	Houston Texans	Defensive Tackle
Kasey Studdard	Houston Texans	Guard
Derek Lokey	Kansas City Chiefs	Defensive Tackle
Derrick Johnson	Kansas City Chiefs	Linebacker
Jamaal Charles	Kansas City Chiefs	Running Back
Ricky Williams	Miami Dolphins	Running Back
Brian Robison	Minnesota Vikings	Defensive End
Cedric Griffin	Minnesota Vikings	Cornerback
Cullen Loeffler	Minnesota Vikings	Long Snapper
David Thomas	New Orleans Saints	Tight End
Aaron Ross	New York Giants	Cornerback
Charlie Tanner	New York Jets	Guard
Rodrique Wright	New York Jets	Defensive End
Lamarr Houston	Oakland Raiders	Defensive End
Michael Huff	Oakland Raiders	Safety
Casey Hampton	Pittsburgh Steelers	Defensive Tackle
Jonathan Scott	Pittsburgh Steelers	Offensive Tackle
Limas Sweed	Pittsburgh Steelers	Wide Receiver
Tony Hills	Pittsburgh Steelers	Offensive Tackle
Nathan Vasher	San Diego Chargers	Cornerback
Quentin Jammer	San Diego Chargers	Cornerback
Tarell Brown	San Francisco 49ers	Cornerback
Earl Thomas	Seattle Seahawks	Safety
Chris Ogbonnaya	St. Louis Rams	Running Back
Hunter Lawrence	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Place kicker
Roy Miller	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Defensive Tackle
Tim Crowder	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Defensive End
Ahmard Hall	Tennessee Titans	Fullback
Bo Scaife	Tennessee Titans	Tight End
Chris Simms	Tennessee Titans	Quarterback
Michael Griffin	Tennessee Titans	Safety
Vince Young	Tennessee Titans	Quarterback
Brian Orakpo	Washington Redskins	Linebacker
Derrick Dockery	Washington Redskins	Guard