Johnson's Knee Doing Fine

When he’s actually on the field, Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson is among the best receivers in the league. Last season Johnson averaged 94.6 receiving yards a game, a slightly better per-game average than Reggie Wayne, who led the league in receiving yards.

The only problem for Houston is whether Johnson can stay on the field. Johnson missed seven games with a knee injury last year, and he had arthroscopic knee surgery last month.

But there is good news: Johnson says his knee will be OK for training camp.

“If you are worried about my knee,  my knee’s doing fine,” Johnson told Texans fans at a public event hosted by the team.

While Johnson is out of organized team activities, Jacoby Jones and Kevin Walter are working with the first team. When Johnson is healthy he’ll be the unquestioned No. 1 receiver, with Jones, Walter, Andre’ Davis, Tim Carter and David Anderson all competing for playing time.

(profootballtalk.com)