Source: Texans release RB Duke Johnson
Duke Johnson, who rushed for 235 yards and had a career-low 28 receptions while backing up David Johnson in 2020, has been released by the Texans, a source told ESPN.
Read MoreDuke Johnson, who rushed for 235 yards and had a career-low 28 receptions while backing up David Johnson in 2020, has been released by the Texans, a source told ESPN.
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