Grading the Colts Free Agent Class of 2015
C-. Having been signed to be a big bodied possession wideout to complement <strong>T.Y. Hilton</strong>, Johnson failed to make much of a meaningful impact on a consistent basis. <p>The former Houston Texans great finished with just 41 receptions for 503 receiving yards and 4 receiving touchdowns and was largely an afterthought within the offense. The 13-year veteran failed to show much rapport with Colts quarterbacks and struggled getting separation in his routes.</p> <p>Turning 35 in July, Johnson is clearly in the twilight of his career and could very well be a Colts salary cap casualty this offseason–coming off such an underwhelming season at his current contract price.</p><div class=. 3-years. $21 million. ANDRE JOHNSON
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Having been signed to be a big bodied possession wideout to complement
T.Y. Hilton
, Johnson failed to make much of a meaningful impact on a consistent basis.
The former Houston Texans great finished with just 41 receptions for 503 receiving yards and 4 receiving touchdowns and was largely an afterthought within the offense. The 13-year veteran failed to show much rapport with Colts quarterbacks and struggled getting separation in his routes.
Turning 35 in July, Johnson is clearly in the twilight of his career and could very well be a Colts salary cap casualty this offseason–coming off such an underwhelming season at his current contract price.