Andre contemplating his future- please stay

[Nconroe]

some interesting opinions you guys have.

Anyways, today AJ's agent says he is in discussion with Texans, wonder why?

[barrett]

Originally Posted by Nconroe

some interesting opinions you guys have.

Anyways, today AJ's agent says he is in discussion with Texans, wonder why?

Why do you think they're talking?

Do you think AJ will get more money when this whole thing is done? Do you think he's trying to?

[Nconroe]

I don't care to argue about maybe.

My thought which might change if hear more info-

I didn't think AJ was asking for more money and I don't think he likes being in the news.

I've got no clue what his agent might be discussing. Usually agents are about money aren't they?

Maybe we will know for sure in a couple days.

[WMH]

@McClain_on_NFL: Andre Johnson reported to Texans this morning.

[Nconroe]

Yeah, no holdout. Hope it works out AJ is happy and stays.

Sounds like Andre is here to be a great part of the team.

http://www.houstontexans.com/tv-medi...5-8b4f89a92d71

[barrett]

They must have given him a bunch of money if he came back, since that's what many of you thought the whole thing was about.

[WMH]

Originally Posted by barrett

They must have given him a bunch of money if he came back, since that's what many of you thought the whole thing was about.

Nod Nod, Wink, Wink....

A clip from PFT:
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ture-security/

"Per a source with direct knowledge of the situation, “[Johnson] reported after getting some comfort on direction and comfort on his future security. He got a strong word from ownership that his future is strongly secure.”

That comfort came from communications with the team. Via John McClain of the Houston Chronicle, those communications included a meeting last Friday with owner Bob McNair, coach Bill O’Brien, and G.M. Rick Smith.


While none of that is legally binding, it suggests that Johnson will get all or most of his $11.5 million in 2014, even though the salary carries with it a $16.1 million cap number, due in large part to past team-friendly restructurings. And even though the Texans could still renege on whatever “comfort” he was provided regarding his future security, it would send a horrible message to the rest of the locker room."