Report: Saints Sign David Johnson to Practice Squad

The Saints are reportedly signing former All-Pro running back David Johnson to its practice squad

Johnson was a star tailback just a few years ago, and it appears he’s on his way back to the league if things go well. Drafted in the third round by the Cardinals in 2015, Johnson spent the first five seasons of his career with Arizona, where he was named first-team All-Pro in 2016 when he led the NFL with 2,118 yards from scrimmage.

He was traded to the Texans in March 2020 but never returned to his All-Pro form. Last season, he finished with 453 yards from scrimmage and had one touchdown in 13 games for Houston.

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