AJ80’s walk-off OT TD against the Jags at home ‼️‼️‼️

— David Dara (@daviddara25) March 28, 2019

Game winning screen play against Jacksonville in OT ✊

— Nick (@Nicc_6) March 28, 2019

I 2nd this

— Jack Wheeler (@JWheeler194) March 28, 2019

MANNN MY FAV ANDRE JOHNSON MOMENT IS WHEN WE WENT INTO OVERTIME WITH THE JAGS! AND THEY THREW A SCREEN TOO ANDRE AND HE TOOK IT 72 YARDS FOR A TOUCHDOWN TO WIN THE GAME AT NRG !!!!!! I LOVE ANDRE

— 🇺🇸R.X C-137VALEROعش و حب (@Slimerixhtv) March 29, 2019

Walk off TD in OT vs Jags on a simple screen pass.

— Johnny Rees (@JohnnyRees27) March 28, 2019

His play and quote in post-game when he beat Jax in OT with short pass he took to the house and said “I turned around and expected to see a defender, but there was no one there, so I just ran it in the end zone” 🤣

— Greg Richmond (@richmondgp) March 29, 2019

The 4th down touchdown against Washington where Schaub threw up a prayer

— Travis (@bushong_travis) March 28, 2019

Game Tying TD on a bum ankle #Texans pic.twitter.com/i0DefQMhzD

— Fx (@TxnFanAddict) March 28, 2019

Redskins TD catch.

— Robert Lopez (@SpiritoftheBull) March 29, 2019

4th and 10 Washington!!!

— Justin Williams (@wreckshop24) March 28, 2019

The one vs Arizona where he trucked a LB and 2 DBs to get into the end zone!!! https://t.co/5jERJF1Xx8

— Tony Tijuana (@elTonyTX) March 29, 2019

The game against the Cardinals in 2010 when be bounced off 2 defenders to score. He wouldn’t be stopped.

— Joshua Namee (@_arabian_knight) March 28, 2019

I agree with this play.

— Marvin Gonzalez (@gonzalezdmarvin) March 28, 2019

His TD where he knocked 3 defenders down to get in. I think it was vs the Cardinals.

— Sach Bean (@sachboloor) March 29, 2019

When he ran over that Line Backer from the Cardinals making him turn a flip on his way to the endzone.

— David Sha aka 12 (@DavidShaSports) March 28, 2019

I really enjoyed his first touchdown catch in the playoffs against the Bengals in 2011. Awesome game and it felt great to finally see him get that in the postseason.

— RyannayR (@RyanJerden) March 28, 2019

Without a doubt, the greatest moment has to be his touchdown catch in the first-ever Texans playoff victory.

— DFreshinHouston (@dougascher) March 29, 2019

That first TD catch against the bengals in the playoffs. I was on that endzone as it happened and it was magical

— Rollo (@uRibeJr) March 28, 2019

4th down against the Dolphins, THE TD against the Redskins

— LouiCanchola (@louicanchola) March 28, 2019

the long TD he caught in Case's first game was pretty electric. one of the loudest moments i've ever heard that stadium.

— Tyler Johnson (@notthefakeTJ) March 28, 2019

1b. pic.twitter.com/eDd9UhBKdO

— Drew Dougherty (@DoughertyDrew) March 28, 2019

I won’t mention some of the common ones. The catch that Kubiak later said saved his job. 4th and 10, bad throw, defender in great position at the end of Dolphins game. Broke post Hurricane Ike losing streak. That catch was impossible and very Andre. pic.twitter.com/HwkZKfjUHH

— Stephanie Stradley (@StephStradley) March 28, 2019

Everyone knows what will be the No.1 moment will be. We're talking 2-through-infinity, right?

— John P. Lopez (@LopezOnSports) March 28, 2019

When he had to teach a young man about respect 💪 was one of many! pic.twitter.com/SZNOWryzOn

— TexanWockeez 7 (@rbmmlerma) March 28, 2019

Obviously it’s this memory. @kb_titann34 pic.twitter.com/KzhcquS7PY

— Wilson Roubion (@WRoubion) March 28, 2019

well when i think of my favorite memory.. pic.twitter.com/jUpXjFaThb

— hunna (@Hunter_Haynie) March 28, 2019

Obviously him slugging the cockiness out of cortland finnegan

— DB (@D_brooks_inTX) March 28, 2019

There are many, but the Cortland Finnegan beatdown from from the quiet unassuming AJ has got to be mine.

— Chad Bollmeyer (@sfdudeknows) March 28, 2019

When he got his fill of Cortland Finnegan and did something about it! I was absolutely cheering him on!

— Chyrene Mason (@ChyreneM) March 28, 2019

When I was in middle school, and had just started playing football, I met him at an appearance. It was the day before my birthday so I let him know, and he said his birthday was tomorrow too. The next year, I switched positions to WR and made sure to get the #80.

— Ryan in Sports (@RyansSportsAcct) March 29, 2019

This one 🐐🐐🐐 pic.twitter.com/PSmjQnlPrL

— Somos Texans México (@SomosTexansMX) March 28, 2019

There have been many, but I’ll share the first time I met him. It was when he was a guest at the Quarterback Show, and he was seating off to the side to not be noticed. I saw him and said hello, and he visited with me for a few moments and I got to take a picture with him. 🤗 pic.twitter.com/LmpHXXQwYK

— Jan Connolly (@janpc8) March 28, 2019

This is my favorite Andre moment!! pic.twitter.com/tsJrz0Gipt

— Chris Vasquez (@LawTeacherTx) March 29, 2019

When he first got drafted, he did an autograph signing at a local mall and we brought our 2001 Miami hurricanes season posters to be signed. As we all know, Andre isn't the most emotional person, but you could see the joy in his eyes to have a piece of home in front of him.

— Kevin Kilian Rhodes (@Krhodes305) March 28, 2019

Honestly, mine is the scheduled photo every year of Andre holding the mile long receipt after letting kids go on a Christmas shopping spree. A GOAT Houston athlete in and off the field.

— Koko Vandelay (@KokoVandelay) March 28, 2019

Mine is meeting him with service men & women active n retired wounded he was amazing n so kind to them would sign stuff and talk w them special memory of a special person #thankyouAndre

— Amy Stonesifer (@StonesiferAmy) March 28, 2019

Christmas. Every year.#Texans

— Paen Tor Dood (@CaptPainter) March 28, 2019

When he said "Houston is my destination, I am coming home and I will always be a Texan.” It seriously made me tear up. He made the Texans the organization that it is and he did humbly and with heart.

— TypeATypes (@TypeATypes) March 28, 2019