Will Diontae Johnson see the field on Wednesday afternoon when the Houston Texans take on the Baltimore Ravens?

Three days after the Ravens parted ways with WR Diontae Johnson, the Houston Texas claimed the 28-year-old veteran off waivers.

Houston Texans claim wide receiver Diontae Johnson off waivers from Baltimore ahead of Christmas Day game vs. Ravens

Diontae Johnson might be headed to Houston, but will the Texans have him suit up on Wednesday to take on his former team?

The Houston Texans have lost two of their top wide receivers for the season due to injury, so DeMeco Ryans and the front office are adding a big name to help for the playoff push. According to NFL Media,

Diontae Johnson has reportedly landed on his third team of the 2024 NFL season after being claimed on waivers by the Houston Texans. Per ESPN's Adam

Houston lost wide receiver Tank Dell to a gruesome season-ending knee injury in Sunday's 27-19 loss to the Kansas Chiefs. Dell, a key target in the Texans offense, was sent in an ambulance to the hospital and it was eventually revealed that he would receive surgery for a dislocated knee and a torn ACL.

Diontae Johnson was waived by the Ravens but on Wednesday he made it clear he's still on good terms with the players.

Houston Texans wide receiver Diontae Johnson has been on quite a journey this season, but somewhere he probably won't be on Wednesday is on the field. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Johnson is unlikely to make his Texans debut on Wednesday against the Baltimore Ravens,

The Texans host the Ravens in a possible playoff preview on Christmas Day in a game featuring Beyoncé at halftime. The game is being broadcast nationally on Netflix but over the air in Houston. Follow along with our staff for updates.

It feels weird seeing an early-week injury report on a Tuesday, right? Well, your eyes are not deceiving you as Week 17 approaches. The Houston Texans have two days to prepare for a battle with the Baltimore Ravens on Christmas Day as part of a Netflix double-header.