Andre Johnson won't practice with the Texans on Wednesday. Otherwise, his status to return from a hamstring injury is the same as it was last week: He's day to day.
Via Pro Sports Daily
|
November 02, 2011
Andre Johnson's wonky hamstring will keep him out of practice Wednesday, though the Houston Texans receiver remains on target to try and return this weekend against the Cleveland Browns.Johnson is being held out for extra rest, according to head coach Gary Kubiak. He's expected to return to practice Thursday and will be reassessed throughout the week.The 30-year-old underwent...
Via Pro Football Zone
|
November 03, 2011
According to Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak, wide receiver Andre Johnson is feeling better today and will still likely be a game time decision. Jason LaCanfora of the NFL Network has confirmed that Johnson will likely be active for this Sunday’s game against the Browns, barring any setbacks.
Via Miami Herald
|
November 02, 2011
Houston Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson, who missed his fourth consecutive game on Sunday against Jacksonville with a hamstring injury, missed practice on Wednesday.
Via GridironFans.com
|
November 02, 2011
Texans coach Gary Kubiak said wide receiver Andre Johnson was given the day off to rest. Kubiak said they pushed Johnson during Monday's workout, and the receiver was sore. Johnson has missed the last four games while recovering from surgery on his hamstring. He was told he could miss up to six weeks. Kubiak said Johnson's status for the Cleveland game would remain "...
Via GridironFans.com
|
November 03, 2011
Houston Texans coach Gary Kubiak hasn't ruled out wide receiver Andre Johnson for Sunday's game against Cleveland after the star wide receiver missed his second straight day of practice Thursday. Kubiak said Johnson, who is recovering from a hamstring injury, was feeling better but the Texans didn't feel he was ready to practice. The receiver went through an intense workout...
Via NFL.com
|
November 03, 2011
Houston Texans coach Gary Kubiak hoped Andre Johnson would return to practice Thursday, and while Johnson was sidelined again, Kubiak told the Texans' official website his injured wideout's hamstring is "feeling better."
Via The Hazean
|
November 03, 2011
First, I want to apologize to fantasy owners who took my advice to trade for Chris Johnson (http://thehazean.com/2011/09/22/six-significant-buy-low-candidates-after-week-2/) earlier this season. That was a terrible call, but no more terrible then the way Johnson has been playing football.
Awful.
Now that the calendar has turned over to November, trade deadlines in fantasy leagues...
Via Top Fantasy Football
|
November 01, 2011
Nick Scurfield on Twitter reported that Texans coach Gary Kubiak said that Andre Johnson still had some soreness and stiffness, but that they were “encouraged” by his “progress”.
The issue here is that a stiff hamstring isn’t nearly as big of a deal to worry about as one that is sore AND stiff, which was also the same status Johnson had last week—so where’s the progress...
Via Toro Times
|
October 31, 2011
Only one team is better than us in the AFC (Pittsburgh), we have the #3 offense and the #8 defense, so why is our only prime time against a Peyton Manningless Colts on a Thursday Night? That I have no answer to…We are the 6th most valuable franchise with the 4th largest market in the country?When healthy we have WR Andre Johnson the best wide receiver in the league, and one of...
Via Fox Sports Houston
|
October 31, 2011
The Houston Texans are 5-3, sit in first place in the AFC South and have beaten all three of their division rivals by an average margin of nearly 24 points.
So why does it feel like something terrible is about to happen?
Texans fans have an acute ability to expect the worst. This is mostly because their pessimism keeps getting rewarded with correctness. The beloved Oilers left...
Via AP on Fox
|
November 02, 2011
The Houston Texans have matched the best start in franchise history largely thanks to a defense that's playing at a high level.
The Cleveland Browns have also been strong on that side of the ball, but that hasn't equated to many wins lately.
With All-Pro wide receiver Andre Johnson possibly ready to return, Houston goes for a season-high third straight victory Sunday while...
Original Story:
http://www.nfl.com/goto?id=09000d5d82...
