C.J. Gardner-Johnson, safety for the Houston Texans, suffered a knee injury during a scrimmage but tests confirmed that his ACL is intact. Despite initial concerns, sources indicate he could be ready to play in Week 1 against the Los Angeles Rams. If Gardner-Johnson is unable to take the field, the Texans would likely turn to M.J. Stewart or Russ Yeast as replacements. The Texans traded Kenyon Green to Philadelphia in March for Gardner-Johnson after Eric Murray left for the Jaguars.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson's knee injury, sustained during a scrimmage, was not severe, allowing a potential return for Week 1 against the Los Angeles Rams.
Gardner-Johnson's tests showed that his ACL is intact, alleviating fears of a serious injury after he fell during a tackle attempt.
If Gardner-Johnson cannot play, M.J. Stewart or Russ Yeast are poised to take over his safety role, with additional options available.
The Texans traded Kenyon Green to acquire Gardner-Johnson following Eric Murray's departure to the Jaguars in free agency.
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