Johnson (ankle) was a limited practice participant Thursday, the Texans' official site reports. We'll have to see how the Texans officially list Johnson for Sunday's game against the Raiders, but so far there is nothing to suggest that his Week 2 status is in any danger.

Johnson (ankle) was limited at practice Wednesday, the Texans' official site reports. We'll revisit Johnson's status Thursday, but we wouldn't be surprised if it turned out that the veteran wideout's limitations Wednesday were maintenance-related.

Johnson caught six passes on nine targets for 93 yards Sunday against the Redskins. Johnson led the team in targets, receptions and receiving yards, although it was DeAndre Hopkins who nabbed Ryan Fitzpatrick's lone touchdown pass. The Texans ran the ball 33 times Sunday versus only 22 passing attempts, and they could be run-heavy again in Week 2 against a Raiders team that was burned by the Jets for 212 rushing yards Sunday. Nevertheless, Johnson remains the top wideout in Texans and he'll likely continue to be the most heavily-targeted on a week-to-week basis.

Johnson made his preseason debut Saturday night in Houston's win over Denver. He caught three passes (five targets) for 18 yards. The Texans brought Johnson back slowly from a hamstring injury suffered at the onset of training camp. He rejoined his teammates in practice sessions this week.

Johnson did not play in Saturday's preseason game against Atlanta. DeVier Posey received the start at wideout in place of Johnson. We're not surprised to see head coach Bill O'Brien keep Johnson sidelined. Houston's top receiver returned to practice this week after an extended absence due to a hamstring injury.

Johnson, who missed several days of training camp with a hamstring injury, practiced for a second consecutive day Thursday, the Houston Chronicle reports. Head coach Bill O'Brien said Johnson was "closer to being full time," but has not determined whether the wideout will play this weekend against Atlanta.

Johnson (hamstring) was present for Wednesday's practice, the Houston Chronicle reports. It remains to be seen if Johnson suits up for Saturday's preseason contest against the Falcons, but his presence on the practice field Wednesday would appear to confirm the notion previously put forth by coach Bill O'Brien that the veteran wideout's hamstring issue was a minor one.

Johnson (hamstring) may be able to play in this week's preseason game against Atlanta, the Texans' official site reports. Johnson has been sidelined since the opening of camp with a hamstring, but head coach Bill O'Brien said "there is a shot" Johnson's plays this week.

Coach Bill O'Brien indicated that Johnson (hamstring) will not play in Saturday's preseason opener against the Cardinals. The same applies to Arian Foster, and while Johnson hasn't practiced of late, so far there is nothing to suggest that his hamstring issue is a long-term concern.

Andre Johnson reported to training camp on Friday. We can all breathe. Johnson was in Houston talking with Texans brass earlier this week, leading many to believe he would report to camp in time for Saturday's first practice. He did just that. Johnson's not going anywhere this year, and will be suiting up for the Texans and catching passes from Ryan Fitzpatrick. He should still dominate targets, but Johnson's YPR average may take a blow. Even at 33, Johnson is still one of the premier receivers in football.