In moving on from Johnson, the Texans appear to be comfortable proceeding with Nico Collins, Robert Woods, Xavier Hutchinson and John Metchie as their receiver group for the remainder of the postseason. Claimed off waivers from the Ravens in late December, Johnson played a total of 38 offensive snaps for the Texans across two contests, which came in Week 18 against the Titans (22) and in last Saturday's wild-card playoff win over the Chargers (16). He accrued three catches for 24 scoreless yards in the two games and was seemingly dissatisfied with his muted role on offense, as Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston relays that the 28-year-old was visibly upset following Saturday's win and needed to be calmed down by teammates. Johnson will now be looking for a fourth team this season, though it would be surprising if another playoff team added him to its roster. Assuming he clears waivers and becomes a free agent, Johnson will be seeking his fifth team in less than a calendar year after stints with Pittsburgh, Carolina, Baltimore and Houston.
He wasn’t happy with his role lol. So basically he wasn’t happy that he wasn’t the center piece in Houston or Baltimore. 4 teams in a calendar year. Sounds unemployable.
Tomlin might not be the best strategist, but he deserves credit for keeping these Divas under control in Pittsburgh. I wonder if they'll trade Pickens before the draft after they sign soon to be free agents Divas, Rodgers and Adams.
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FootballFiendTue 1/14/25 7:43 PM
He wasn’t happy with his role lol. So basically he wasn’t happy that he wasn’t the center piece in Houston or Baltimore. 4 teams in a calendar year. Sounds unemployable.
MonteMWed 1/15/25 11:39 AM
Tomlin might not be the best strategist, but he deserves credit for keeping these Divas under control in Pittsburgh. I wonder if they'll trade Pickens before the draft after they sign soon to be free agents Divas, Rodgers and Adams.
johnwhichelloTue 1/14/25 3:19 PM
Seems like he has been a traveling man this year!