Texans WR Andre Johnson Day-To-Day With Lung Contusion
The Houston Chronicle reports that Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said that All-Pro WR Andre Johnson is day-to-day after suffering a long contusion during yesterday’s win over the 49ers.
Johnson will reportedly undergo further testing throughout the week before a final decision about his status is made for the team’s game this Sunday against the Bills.
Read Article >More Details On Andre Johnson’s Injury
While there hasn’t been any more word about the extent of Andre Johnson’s injury – which isn’t thought to be serious – there are new details about how exactly he hurt his chest.
According to the Sacramento Bee, Johnson was injured in the 4th quarter during his 44 yard catch that set up the Texans’ winning field goal. Niners CB Shawntae Spencer was covering Johnson on the play, and believes Johnson landed on the ball, which jammed up into his ribs. After the play, the Houston Chronicle reports Johnson coughed up blood before eventually being held out the rest of the game.
Read Article >Johnson ‘Should Be Ready’ Next Week
Texans fans (and, of course, fantasy owners) worried about a potential long-term injury to offensive star Andre Johnson can seemingly rest easy.
According to the Houston Chronicle, Johnson should be ready to play by next week. If that’s the case, Johnson will have to thank his team’s medical staff; the Chron is reporting that Johnson tried to force himself back on the field a second time, but team trainers hid Johnson’s helmet to “prevent further injury.” Yeesh.
Read Article >Johnson Hospitalized To Examine Chest Contusion
The three-time Pro-Bowler has since gone to a Houston hospital after his fourth-quarter injury against the Niners. Information about Johnson’s condition remains vague; we’ll have more when the Texans make that information available.
Read Article >Texans WR Andre Johnson Injures Chest Vs. 49ers, Leaves Game
More updates as they become available.
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