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#1bears fan

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Coach Mike Munchak will not sit Johnson in an attempt to improve the Titans' rushing issues, the Tennessean reports.

Recommendation: The Titans are averaging an NFL-worst 64.3 rushing yards per game, and Johnson is averaging just 2.9 per carry. Several players have pointed at communication and possibly blocking as one of the issues with the running game. Johnson claims that he and his conditioning are not the issue.

Really Munchak???? You will never sit him healthy just like I can't!! But I swear on my left arm if he doesn't perform against IND this week I WON'T start him again barring an injury to one of my other RBs. I always stayed away from him but this year he fell to me with the 7th pick I had to take him.............VENT ( i feel better now)
:nono2::rant2::mad::****ed::confused::nono2:
 
discoverecology

discoverecology

Revvin' for Seven!!
$eriou$ly if he can't perform again$t Indy, who can he perform again$t? I al$o will bench hi$ $orry little a$$ if he doe$n't.
 
MongerKhan

MongerKhan

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HE GOT PAID!!! That makes it a pretty sure thing that he doesnt feel the need to work as hard as he did. He gets paid no matter what.
 
MongerKhan

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Last week, the Titans signed running back Chris Johnson to a four-year extension, with a new-money average of $13.4 million. The full details, for those interested (all five of you), are now available.

Per a source with knowledge of the deal, Johnson received a $10 million signing bonus, along with a $3 million fully guaranteed base salary in 2011.

In 2012, Johnson will receive a base salary of $8 million. The base salary is guaranteed for injury only at the time of signing. It becomes fully guaranteed on the fifth day of the 2012 League Year.

The base salary reduces by $250,000 if Johnson doesn’t participate in the team’s offseason workout program. It drops by another $300,000 if he doesn’t rush for 1,000 yards in 2011.

In 2013, Johnson’s salary is $10 million, $9 million of which is guaranteed for injury only now. It becomes fully guaranteed on the fifth day of the 2013 League Year. The salary drops by $250,000 if he fails to complete the offseason workout program.

In 2014, Johnson’s salary is $8 million, with the same $250,000 de-escalator. Ditto for 2015.

In the final year of the deal, Johnson’s salary will be $7 million, with a $2 million roster bonus due on the seventh day of the 2016 League Year. The base salary can drop by up to $2 million based on rushing yards, along with a potential $250,000 reduction based on participation in offseason workouts.

It works out to a be a six-year, $56 million deal. That’s an average of $9.3 million.
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Contract info
 
derringer007

derringer007

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Money well spent LOL

In 2008 he ran for 1228 yds and 9-tds,

2009 was his big season with 2006 rushing yds and 14-tds

2010 back to mediocre rushing yards 1364 yds & 11-tds

TD's have been very good but his season rushing yards (minus 2009) these days are weak
 
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#1bears fan

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He Gone!!!! I put in a trade request for Shon Greene Im thinking it will be accepted. BYE BYE CJ you worthless piece of .........
 
#1bears fan

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Trade rejected!!!!! Looks like He'll be riding the bench for the rest of the season maybe he'll wake up for the playoffs!!
 
cctekguy

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Why don't you pretend that you just acquired CJ in a trade for Matt Leinart.

You can park him on your bench and be proud to have him.
 
bobbeaux

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i joined a new keeper league this year and thought myself blessed to have the 1st pick and chris johnson available due to teams only being able to hold onto a player for 3 yrs . . . i'm finally benching him against the bengals . . . this will be the week he goes off . . . lol . . . we have a very short bench . . . i'm very close to dropping his a$$ . . . ;)
 
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