Texans Release WR Diontae Johnson After Two Games

The former Pro Bowler is now seeking his fifth NFL team in a year following a tumultuous season marked by disputes and diminished playing time.

Diontae Johnson, 28, was waived by the Houston Texans just three weeks after being claimed off waivers from the Baltimore Ravens.
Johnson played only two games for the Texans, recording three catches for 24 yards, including one reception in Houston's playoff win over the Chargers.
This marks Johnson's fourth team departure in less than a year, following trades from the Steelers to the Panthers and later to the Ravens, who also released him after a suspension for refusing to play in a game.
Johnson's frustrations over limited playing time and offensive roles reportedly contributed to tensions in Houston, as well as in his previous stints with Carolina and Baltimore.
Once a Pro Bowl wide receiver in 2021, Johnson's stock has plummeted due to perceived attitude issues, leaving his future in the NFL uncertain as he enters free agency.