May 21
WR Andre Johnson joined quarterback Matt Schaub as a spectator as offseason team activities began on Monday. Johnson said he had a minor arthroscopic procedure on his left knee and should be ready to fully participate in training camp in July.
May 21
Johnson, who underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee earlier this month, expects to be sidelined for three-to four-weeks, the Associated Press reports.
Recommendation: Johnson's ability to participate in the Texans' current OTA's will obviously be limited by his knee issue. On the plus side, Johnson is in line to be good to go in time for the start of training camp in August, barring a setback.
May 21
Johnson says he'll be sidelined for three to four weeks of offseason activities after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his left knee. Johnson says the knee injury won't delay his preparations for training camp in August.
Advice: The five-time Pro Bowl selection was inactive for nine regular-season games last year with injuries to both hamstrings. He says he hyperextended the knee against Jacksonville on Nov. 27, his first game back after he missed the previous six. He finished that game and also played the following week against Atlanta before going out with a second hamstring injury.
