Former Pro Bowl wide receiver Diontae Johnson has been on his fourth team since a year ago. Johnson started the season in Carolina after the Pittsburgh Steelers traded him to the Panthers in exchange

Houston Texans wide receiver Diontae Johnson has been with his new team for just a matter of days. But the former Pro Bowler says his journey to Houston has been months in the making. Back in October,

Dionate Johnson is ready for a new step in his career as the hopeful No. 2 threat for the Houston Texans’ passing attack.

Houston is hoping Johnson can bolster its receiving corps after star wideout Tank Dell went down with a season-ending knee injury in Week 16. If all goes well, the late addition should prove helpful for the Texans' postseason run.

Texans wide receiver Diontae Johnson spoke with the Houston media Monday for the first time since being claimed off waivers last week, and Johnson is looking to contribute in any which way he can as a newcomer.

Diontae Johnson's time with the Baltimore Ravens likely didn't go how he hoped, but the wide receiver has no bitter feelings towards his former team and

Johnson, who was claimed off waivers last week from the Baltimore Ravens, took the field for the first time in Houston as the team prepares for its season finale showdown with the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium. Johnson, who will wear the No. 82, is expected to make his Texans’ debut before the team’s playoff run in two weeks.

Houston lost wide receiver Tank Dell to a gruesome season-ending knee injury in Sunday's 27-19 loss to the Kansas Chiefs. Dell, a key target in the Texans offense, was sent in an ambulance to the hospital and it was eventually revealed that he would receive surgery for a dislocated knee and a torn ACL.

Wide receiver Diontae Johnson is opening up about what went wrong for him with the Baltimore Ravens. Johnson lasted a very short time in Baltimore this season, after starting the year with the Carolina Panthers.