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After Johnson was able to do little in practice leading up to the Oakland game, Kubiak concluded the prudent option would be to have him sit out against the Raiders.
The Texans won 34-27 but lost Jones, who had started in Johnson’s place, to a calf-muscle strain.
Asked whether Wilson or Troy Nolan, who made the Texans’ first two interceptions of the season off deflections in Oakland, would start, Kubiak said: “It doesn’t matter. They’re both going to play.”
Regarding his fast start, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] said: “I’ve got to play harder. I still feel like there’s room for improvement.

“There’s always something else you can do. I’m still pretty raw.”
The availability of Andre Johnson, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and Jacoby Jones will be “game-time” decisions Sunday, according to Texans coach Gary Kubiak.
Blood work
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], calling his injury “a little boo-boo,” said, “If I can walk, there’s no way I’m going to miss the game. I’ve got to play with it. I’m going to ride until the wheels fall off. I’ll give it everything I’ve got.”
It’s controversial because the World Anti-Doping Agency has banned its use for muscle injuries under the assumption it could be used to obtain greater strength. But Johnson’s injury is to a tendon.
“As long as there are no setbacks,” Kubiak said, Johnson will likely start.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] had a previous groin issue during training camp, but this injury, to the opposite muscle, is a new one.
Jones didn’t even attend practice Friday, staying in the training room to get treatment. He also never surfaced in the locker room later to discuss how he felt and, although all three are listed as questionable, it would appear Jones is much more questionable than Johnson or [link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
Wilson is likely to start because NFL coaches tend to believe players shouldn’t lose jobs because of injuries.
The NFL’s leading receiver over the previous two seasons had sprained the ankle in the first half of the Redskins game but returned after getting a painkilling shot. He then got it wrenched again when he was tackled after a catch he made a week later against Dallas.
The Texans are getting another Pro Bowler, outside linebacker Brian Cushing, back from his four-game suspension, and free safety Eugene Wilson will return from a hamstring injury that sidelined him against the Raiders.
Quarterback Matt Schaub called Johnson’s optimism “awesome” and said he was “very excited” to be getting his favorite target back. In his three starts, Johnson had 19 catches for 266 yards and the spectacular touchdown reception that allowed the Texans to force overtime in their victory over Washington.
“I’ll be out there,” Johnson said. “I felt great running around today.”
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Follow-up questions on the subject elicited a whole string of “I’ll be fine” replies.
Questioned about [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]’ mobility, middle linebacker DeMeco Ryans insisted: “I’m not worried about Mario. He’s a tough guy. He’s fought through things before.”
Texans expect to bring the hurt against Giants
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Johnson injured but say they’re ready for action
Johnson confirmed that he had undergone a second round of “blood spinning” Monday. The procedure, called platelet-rich plasma therapy, involves withdrawing a vial of the injured athlete’s blood and putting it in a centrifuge, which separates the red and white cells and the platelet-rich plasma, which is thought to have enhanced healing capacity. The plasma is then injected into the damaged area to speed up recovery.
Johnson was uncomfortable with an ankle brace he was fitted with for Thursday’s practice but switched to a shorter, less restrictive one Friday that, he said, “allowed me to do the things I need to do.”
Cushing to return
Anderson on call
“(Johnson) did his walk-through stuff (Friday),” Kubiak said. “He’s obviously much further along. Last week at this time we didn’t feel good about him.”
But Johnson, recovering from a twice-sprained ankle, and [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who pulled a groin muscle in practice Thursday, said there’s no decision as far as they’re concerned. The two Pro Bowlers intend to play against the New York Giants.
Asked which side was hurting and how the pain might limit him, he said: “I can’t tell you that, man. That’s like giving tips (to the Giants). I’ll be fine.”
If Jones can’t go Sunday, David Anderson will be asked to pick up the slack at receiver and also, presumably, handle punt returns, although the Texans can be expected to use a lot of double-tight-end sets, which they did against the Raiders. Backup Joel Dreessen caught five passes, one shy of his career high.