Ten Possible Landing Spots for Andre Johnson

The NFL All-Pro wide receiver wants out of Houston.

Andre Johnson to Skip Texans Mandatory Minicamp - Don’t hold your breath looking for Andre Johnson at the Houston Texans minicamp. The Pro Bowl wide receiver will skip the Texans mandatory minicamp Tuesday-Thursday, his adviser and uncle Andre Melton confirmed with the Houston Chronicle on Monday. Last month, Johnson publicly stated that he’s unsure whether he wants to continue playing for the Texans, the only organization he has played for in his 12-year career. 
Geno Smith - You're either built for it or not — being an NFL quarterback is not easy. Just ask Geno Smith. Although the media gave him a chance, as the New York Jets did, it only took a few weeks for things to unravel and the heat to get to the young QB. After starting the season 1-3, Smith cursed out a Jets fan and then got testy with reporters later in the week when they brought up his backup Michael Vick. (Photo: Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Johnny Manziel Leads NFL Jersey Sales - Johnny Football has taken over the NFL. Johnny Manziel’s No. 2 Cleveland Browns jersey is currently the top-selling jersey in the NFL, the league announced as reported by ESPN. At this point in the off season, the rookie quarterback’s jersey has out-sold the likes of fellow quarterbacks Russell Wilson of the Seattle Seahawks,  Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers and Peyton Manning of the Denver Broncos. (Photo: David Maxwell/Getty Images)Calvin Johnson Will Keep Dunking  - The NFL banned dunking on the goalpost following touchdowns, but try telling that to Detroit Lions Pro-Bowl wideout Calvin Johnson. Megatron told the Detroit Free Press, "I'm still going to dunk. I just won't touch the rim." (Photo: Leon Halip/Getty Images)

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Houston We Have a Problem - Andre Johnson headlined the list of no-shows on Tuesday's opening day of the NFL's OTAs (Organized Team Activities). Although the seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver has not disclosed the specific root of his discontent and has not formally requested a trade, he did say that he was going to skip the Houston Texans' OTAs. Johnson being a disgruntled worker isn't good news for the Texans, but it's great news to any NFL team desperate for a big-time possession receiver. In 2013, Johnson ranked third among NFL wideouts in receptions with 109 and seventh in yards receiving with 1,407, although he only hauled in five touchdowns. Still, at 32, Johnson remains one of the league's best wide receivers and one that another NFL team would probably love to have. Click on as BET.com taps potential landing spots the Texans could move him to.(Photo: Scott Halleran/Getty Images)

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