Houston Texans Hall of Famer Andre Johnson finally has his display case up in Canton, Ohio

The Houston Texans, in their NFL journey, have witnessed some exceptional players. However, none have surpassed the prowess of wide receiver Andre Johnson. He stands among the top 375 players in the league's history, a testament to his unparalleled skills and his status as one of the finest receivers the NFL has ever seen.

The Texans have never had a player enter the Hall of Fame. That's in part because they haven't had an amazing history of winning and because they aren't that old of a franchise. But the first one eligible for the Texans was the perfect choice. Johnson deserves his gold jacket, and he already has it, as he has already gone through the Hall of Fame ceremony.

But what he didn't already have was his display case ready at the actual Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, ready for the Hall of Fame game between the Texans and the Chicago Bears, the first NFL action of the season, in the preseason.

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Recently, Johnson was shown his display case, and the picture surfaced on the internet.

In the case of Johnson's game ball against the Miami Dolphins in 2008, one of his best plays ever, along with his red uniform and the Texas Steele blue uniform, are included. Texans fans will feel like this is the best display case of the 375 there, and they will get to see it during the Hall of Fame game.

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