Andre Johnson Must Secure Trade to Contender If He Keeps Skipping Texans OTAs

May 27, 2014   ·   Matt Fitzgerald   ·   Jump to comments

Hard to blame Houston Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson for refusing to attend organized team activities for the only team he's played for in his NFL career. Entering his 12th season, the seven-time Pro Bowler should be running for the hills from Houston, but to do so, difficult as it may be, he must ensure that he'll be traded to a better situation to succeed.
Johnson wasn't around for Tuesday's initial, voluntary OTAs, as reported by NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport:
Last week, Rapoport reported that Johnson wouldn't likely attend the team's mandatory minicamp, per NFL.com's Dan Hanzus.
Although general manager Rick Smith did a great job bolstering the defense by choosing freakish athlete Jadeveon Clowney at the top of the draft, and addressing other positions of need, there is still one glaring hole absent a surefire starter. It's at the most important position of quarterback—the man who will be throwing Johnson the ball if he stays put in Houston.
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