The Baltimore Ravens are waiving wide receiver Diontae Johnson ahead of the Week 16 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers

Three days after the Ravens parted ways with WR Diontae Johnson, the Houston Texas claimed the 28-year-old veteran off waivers.

The Baltimore Ravens have waived wide receiver Diontae Johnson, ending his disastrous tenure with the team that lasted less than two months. The Ravens acquired

Diontae Johnson's time with the Baltimore Ravens likely didn't go how he hoped, but the wide receiver has no bitter feelings towards his former team and

Nearly two months after acquiring wide receiver Diontae Johnson, the Baltimore Ravens have waived the six-year veteran, the team announced Friday. Baltimore’s decision to move on from Johnson, who was traded from the Carolina Panthers on Oct. 29, follows a tumultuous month between both parties.

Johnson and the Ravens initially agreed to excuse him from team activities this week. Johnson was suspended for last week’s victory over the New York Giants for conduct detrimental to the team. Johnson’s suspension stemmed from refusing to enter Baltimore’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

In a move as surprising as it felt inevitable, the Baltimore Ravens have officially waived wide receiver Diontae Johnson just weeks after they acquired him from the Carolina Panthers, according to Adam Schefter.

Houston is hoping Johnson can bolster its receiving corps after star wideout Tank Dell went down with a season-ending knee injury in Week 16. If all goes well, the late addition should prove helpful for the Texans' postseason run.

Former Pro Bowl wide receiver Diontae Johnson has been on his fourth team since a year ago. Johnson started the season in Carolina after the Pittsburgh Steelers traded him to the Panthers in exchange