Texans Claim Diontae Johnson to Bolster Injury-Depleted Receiver Corps

The Texans add the former Ravens wideout after losing Tank Dell to a season-ending knee injury, but his availability for the Christmas Day game remains uncertain.

Diontae Johnson, waived by the Ravens after a tumultuous seven-week stint, was claimed by the Houston Texans on Monday.
The Texans are dealing with significant injuries at wide receiver, including season-ending ACL tears for Stefon Diggs and Tank Dell, who also dislocated his kneecap last Saturday.
Johnson, 28, has played for four teams this year, including the Steelers, Panthers, and Ravens, and recorded 31 catches for 363 yards and three touchdowns this season.
His time in Baltimore was marred by a one-game suspension for refusing to enter a game and limited production, with just one catch for six yards in four games.
Johnson's impact for the Texans may be delayed as he adjusts to the team, with his debut unlikely against his former team, the Ravens, on Christmas Day.