text: David Johnson regained his starting job and found the end zone in his first game back from injured reserve.
  The Texans veteran running back rushed for 44 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries during a 26-20 loss to the Indianapolis Colts after missing three games with a concussion.
  "Man, I felt great," Johnson said. "I was excited. It's been a long time. It felt like forever that I was on IR and not being with the team and just spectating.
  "It felt good, especially since I was able to get that touchdown. It felt good just being back with the boys, being back with the team and playing the game that I love."
  Johnson entered Sunday with 408 rushing yards and a 4.0 average. He appeared to have fresh legs as he replaced Duke Johnson as the primary back.
  Johnson said he didn't place additional pressure on himself with wide receiver Will Fuller now on the reserve-suspended list for the remainder of the season.
  "No, I didn't feel that at all," he said. "I just was honestly glad to be back, being back on the football field."
  Johnson attempted in vain to recover a fumbled shotgun snap by quarterback Deshaun Watson on a low snap by center Nick Martin that put the game away for the Colts.
  "Just the snap and then I tried to get on the ball, me and Deshaun, but it just squirted out and they jumped on it," Johnson said.