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Opposing defenses beware: Chris Johnson of the Tennessee Titans is a running back to be taken very seriously.
Due largely to the stellar performance of Johnson, the Titans earned their second win of the season, prevailing 34-27 over the San Fransisco 49ers at Candlestick Park, Sunday afternoon.
Johnson's 25-carry, 135-yard effort on Sunday was peppered with highlight reel moments as he cut, weaved, and utterly outran the Niners defenders...
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So far, so good.
With his stellar performance this year, Titans running back Chris Johnson has proved that his prolific rookie campaign wasn't a fluke.
And chances are, he'll be a force for years to come, regardless of whether his team is winning or not (see: this year).
But just how many years is the question, given the historically volatile nature of his position.
Over the years, all have shown the signs.
From Franco Harris to Eric...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Tennessee Titans running back Chris Johnson addresses the New England media during his conference call on Wednesday, October 14, 2009.
Q: How important is it to grind it out against the Patriots who are going to come out and look to establish their dominance in this game?
CJ: It's very important because we know there have been teams able to run the ball. Not get like real big gains on them, but been able to grind it out and get three or four...
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From patriots.com
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Running back LenDale White returned to practice Friday for the Tennessee Titans after missing two days with the flu.
He will be listed as probable for Sunday's game in Jacksonville.
Meanwhile starting cornerback Cortland Finnegan is doubtful with
From newschannel9.com
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- Should LenDale White Get A Bigger Role in the Tennessee Titans' Offense? (bleacherreport.com)
- RB Lendale White Returns To Titans' Practice (search.live.com)
Alex Smith and Vince Young have crossed paths on several occasions at NFL functions. They've offered each other some encouraging words during the difficult times, like after each lost his starting job. The once highly touted quarterbacks' NFL fates have taken a similar bumpy road, and now they're both back behind center, ready to square off Sunday when Young's Tennessee Titans come...
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