Calvin Johnson still hasn't told the Detroit Lions whether or not he plans to retire this year.
"It's still in Calvin's camp to make a decision. I talked to him on Monday," Wood said, via Mike O'Hara of the team's official website. "Bob Quinn (Lions GM) talked to him. Calvin has not made a decision. If he wants to come back, we'd love to have him back. If he decides to retire, we're going to support that, too. He needs to decide what's right for him. The worst thing we could do is put pressure on him."
Wood added that the opening of free agency on March 9 is not a deadline for Johnson's decision -- even if it could open more cap space for the team.
The Lions' response has been a similar refrain since Johnson released a statement in January stating that he was mulling retirement.
While signs point to the 30-year-old receiver hanging up his cleats due to a litany of injuries, Megatron apparently still hasn't made his final decision.
