
It’s taken a few years for people to realize it, but there is no denying it at this point; Andre Johnson is the best wide receiver in the league. Period. Sure, arguments could be made for Larry Fitzgerald, Randy Boss, or even Calvin Johnson when he’s healthy, but none of those players have the combination of speed, size, strength, hands, fearlessness, desire and style that Johnson has. ‘Dre and QB Matt Schaub brought the Texans as close as they have ever been to the playoffs in 2009; this being done despite being without the services of TE Owen Daniels for half the year and the severely declined play of RB Steve Slaton. How often can you say that a wide receiver has had that much influence over a team’s success? It’s rare, as is the exceptional talent that is Andre Johnson.

~ Set career bests in receiving TDs (9), yards/reception (15.5), and yards from scrimmage (1,579)
~ 2009 First-Team All-Pro and made his fourth career Pro Bowl team







