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Texans release RB Duke Johnson

The Texans released RB Duke Johnson on Friday as they continue to trim their roster.
Johnson totaled 1,304 yards from scrimmage in the last two years after the Texans acquired him from Cleveland.
Johnson had no guaranteed money on his contract and was set to cost the Texans $5.025 million

The Texans released RB Duke Johnson on Friday as they continue to trim their roster.
Johnson totaled 1,304 yards from scrimmage in the last two years after the Texans acquired him from Cleveland.
Johnson had no guaranteed money on his contract and was set to cost the Texans $5.025 million

Texans explored option to trade DE J.J. Watt

The Texans released defensive end J.J. Watt on Feb. 12 and Texans chairman and CEO Cal McNair told the Houston Chronicle’s John McClain that the team did explore every option, but did not elaborate when asked why they didn’t try to trade him.
The NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport explained that in order to trade Watt, they would have had to find a willing partner that would’ve given up fair compensation and be willing to rework Watt’s contract, which will be in its last year with $17.5 million not guaranteed.
With the way the Texans let Watt go, it allows for the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year to pick his destination rather than have to move the heavens in order to make a situation fit around him

The Texans released defensive end J.J. Watt on Feb. 12 and Texans chairman and CEO Cal McNair told the Houston Chronicle’s John McClain that the team did explore every option, but did not elaborate when asked why they didn’t try to trade him.
The NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport explained that in order to trade Watt, they would have had to find a willing partner that would’ve given up fair compensation and be willing to rework Watt’s contract, which will be in its last year with $17.5 million not guaranteed.
With the way the Texans let Watt go, it allows for the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year to pick his destination rather than have to move the heavens in order to make a situation fit around him

Texans explored option to trade DE J.J. Watt

The Texans released defensive end J.J. Watt on Feb. 12 and Texans chairman and CEO Cal McNair told the Houston Chronicle’s John McClain that the team did explore every option, but did not elaborate when asked why they didn’t try to trade him.
The NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport explained that in order to trade Watt, they would have had to find a willing partner that would’ve given up fair compensation and be willing to rework Watt’s contract, which will be in its last year with $17.5 million not guaranteed.
With the way the Texans let Watt go, it allows for the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year to pick his destination rather than have to move the heavens in order to make a situation fit around him

The Texans released defensive end J.J. Watt on Feb. 12 and Texans chairman and CEO Cal McNair told the Houston Chronicle’s John McClain that the team did explore every option, but did not elaborate when asked why they didn’t try to trade him.
The NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport explained that in order to trade Watt, they would have had to find a willing partner that would’ve given up fair compensation and be willing to rework Watt’s contract, which will be in its last year with $17.5 million not guaranteed.
With the way the Texans let Watt go, it allows for the three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year to pick his destination rather than have to move the heavens in order to make a situation fit around him

Texans place RB David Johnson on reserve/COVID-19 list

The Texans have placed RB David Johnson on the reserve/COVID-19 list.
As a result, Johnson will miss Sunday’s game against the Bears in Chicago.
The Texans have running back Duke Johnson to provide relief, as well as Buddy Howell and C.J. Prosise

The Texans have placed RB David Johnson on the reserve/COVID-19 list.
As a result, Johnson will miss Sunday’s game against the Bears in Chicago.
The Texans have running back Duke Johnson to provide relief, as well as Buddy Howell and C.J. Prosise

Texans inch upward to No. 25 in Touchdown Wire NFL power rankings

The Texans inched upward to No. 25 in Touchdown Wire’s NFL power rankings this week.
Houston is coming off a 27-25 win over the Jaguars in Week 9, improving their record to 2-6.
The Texans were ranked 27th in last week’s power rankings but this is essentially a lost season for Houston.
Up next, the Texans will face the Browns on Sunday

The Texans inched upward to No. 25 in Touchdown Wire’s NFL power rankings this week.
Houston is coming off a 27-25 win over the Jaguars in Week 9, improving their record to 2-6.
The Texans were ranked 27th in last week’s power rankings but this is essentially a lost season for Houston.
Up next, the Texans will face the Browns on Sunday

Texans inch upward to No. 25 in Touchdown Wire NFL power rankings

The Texans inched upward to No. 25 in Touchdown Wire’s NFL power rankings this week.
Houston is coming off a 27-25 win over the Jaguars in Week 9, improving their record to 2-6.
The Texans were ranked 27th in last week’s power rankings but this is essentially a lost season for Houston.
Up next, the Texans will face the Browns on Sunday

The Texans inched upward to No. 25 in Touchdown Wire’s NFL power rankings this week.
Houston is coming off a 27-25 win over the Jaguars in Week 9, improving their record to 2-6.
The Texans were ranked 27th in last week’s power rankings but this is essentially a lost season for Houston.
Up next, the Texans will face the Browns on Sunday

Texans close team facilities due to player testing positive for COVID-19

The Texans have closed their team facilities due to a player testing positive for COVID-19.
The facility will undergo a “deep cleaning” on Wednesday while it is closed to players and staff.
The Texans have a bye in Week 8, so they don’t have an upcoming game that is in danger of being canceled

The Texans have closed their team facilities due to a player testing positive for COVID-19.
The facility will undergo a “deep cleaning” on Wednesday while it is closed to players and staff.
The Texans have a bye in Week 8, so they don’t have an upcoming game that is in danger of being canceled

Texans close team facilities due to player testing positive for COVID-19

The Texans have closed their team facilities due to a player testing positive for COVID-19.
The facility will undergo a “deep cleaning” on Wednesday while it is closed to players and staff.
The Texans have a bye in Week 8, so they don’t have an upcoming game that is in danger of being canceled

The Texans have closed their team facilities due to a player testing positive for COVID-19.
The facility will undergo a “deep cleaning” on Wednesday while it is closed to players and staff.
The Texans have a bye in Week 8, so they don’t have an upcoming game that is in danger of being canceled