Chris Johnson honestly. His first and second year with Tennessee was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. It felt like every touch had the potential to be a touchdown. But he held out after his second year and dropped off after he got paid. Not saying he checked out, the offensive line he had in 2009 was the best in the league. He also had an insane workload. But he never came close to matching his stats from that brief time.
Chris Johnson honestly. His first and second year with Tennessee was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. It felt like every touch had the potential to be a touchdown. But he held out after his second year and dropped off after he got paid. Not saying he checked out, the offensive line he had in 2009 was the best in the league. He also had an insane workload. But he never came close to matching his stats from that brief time.