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The Cincinnati Bengals elevated quarterback Josh Johnson from the practice squad to the active roster as Joe Burrow is listed questionable with a back injury; Burrow plans to play vs. the Texans, with Joe Flacco backing him and Johnson serving as the No. 3 quarterback, and Cincinnati also called up linebacker Joe Giles-Harris from the practice squad.
The Daily Show’s Josh Johnson jokes about Donald Trump’s unclear grasp of AI, comparing his suggestion that AI needs no guardrails and should be guided by a “high IQ president” to earlier tech upheavals (radio replacing other media), and highlighting Trump’s Truth Social posts amid calls from AI leaders to slow development. The segment underscores the gap between Trump’s comments and the industry’s push for guardrails.
The Daily Show marked its 30th anniversary by releasing a montage of past and current correspondent audition tapes, highlighting standout moments like Ronny Chieng delivering an eight-word quip about social media and politics, and Josh Johnson directly dissing Jon Stewart to his face during an audition, with Trevor Noah hosting the reveal and alumni such as John Oliver, Desi Lydic, Michael Che and others also featured to celebrate the show’s witty, evolving history.
Veteran quarterback Josh Johnson signed a one-year deal to return to the Cincinnati Bengals for a third stint, joining Joe Burrow and Sean Clifford. Nearly 40 years old, Johnson has appeared in 50 NFL games with 11 starts across multiple teams, including three stints with Cincinnati, and most recently started for Washington in Weeks 17–18 of the 2025 season.
Cincinnati Bengals sign veteran quarterback Josh Johnson to a one-year contract for 2026. Johnson, a 14-year NFL veteran who has appeared in 50 games (11 starts) with multiple teams, brings depth to Cincinnati's QB room after stints with the Buccaneers, Browns, Commanders, Jets, Ravens and 49ers, plus time in the UFL and XFL.
The Washington Commanders secured a 24-17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 18, with standout performances from quarterback Josh Johnson, running back Chris Rodriguez, and safety Jeremy Reaves, highlighting their resilience and effort in a season finale.
Josh Johnson will start as quarterback for the Washington Commanders in their Week 17 game against the Dallas Cowboys, with Jeff Driskel as backup and Sam Hartman as emergency QB. The team is dealing with multiple injuries, including Marcus Mariota's uncertain status for the season finale. Johnson, who has limited previous experience with Washington, aims to contribute positively in his first start since 2018.
Josh Johnson will start as the quarterback for the Washington Commanders in their Christmas game due to injuries to other quarterbacks, marking his first regular season start since 2021 and adding an unusual chapter to his NFL career.
The injury-plagued Ravens have elevated running backs Melvin Gordon and Kenyan Drake to the active roster, with Gordon set to play for the first time this season. Backup quarterback Josh Johnson has been cut, making Tyler Huntley the new backup. The Ravens have also added outside linebacker Jeremiah Moon to the roster.
The Baltimore Ravens have released veteran quarterback Josh Johnson and quarterback Anthony Brown, leaving only Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley on their 53-man roster. Johnson, who has played for numerous teams throughout his career, will now become a free agent and can choose his next destination. The Ravens also made several other roster moves, releasing various players including Melvin Gordon III and Laquon Treadwell.
37-year-old quarterback Josh Johnson signs a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens, marking his third stint with the team. Johnson has played for a record 14 NFL teams and has only started nine NFL games, but his veteran experience and mobility make him a valuable addition to the Ravens' mobile-QB system. He could be the team's #3 QB behind Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley.
Veteran quarterback Josh Johnson has signed with the Baltimore Ravens for a third time, adding a veteran presence to the quarterback room and competing with Tyler Huntley, Anthony Brown, and Nolan Henderson to be Lamar Jackson's backup. Johnson has played for an NFL record 14 different teams and also played in the XFL, AAF, and UFL. He last started a game for the Ravens in 2021 and played in the playoffs for the San Francisco 49ers.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed quarterback Josh Johnson for his third stint with the team. Johnson, who has played for an NFL record 14 teams, will compete with Tyler Huntley and Anthony Brown for the backup role behind Lamar Jackson. The Ravens' starting quarterback has missed 10 games over the last two seasons. Johnson has completed 58% of his passes for 2,280 yards in 39 career games, throwing 13 touchdowns and 16 interceptions for a 70.6 passer rating.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed journeyman quarterback Josh Johnson for his third stint with the team, according to sources. Johnson, who has played for an NFL record 14 teams, will compete with Tyler Huntley and Anthony Brown for the primary backup role behind Lamar Jackson. The Ravens struggled on offense last season when Jackson was sidelined with an injury, averaging just 13 points and scoring only four touchdowns in five games with Huntley and Brown.
Quarterback Josh Johnson is signing with the Baltimore Ravens for the third time in his career. The 37-year-old veteran has played for numerous NFL teams and started nine games, with a record of 1-8. Johnson will compete for a backup spot behind Lamar Jackson with Tyler Huntley, Anthony Brown, and Nolan Henderson.