6Magazine + Andre Johnson conversationJuly 19, 2011
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A month ago, we caught up with Andre Johnson of the Houston Texans. Silent but deadly, Johnson breaks the mold, because he is the best WR in the game and far from a diva. Checkout the interview.
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