All Tings CJ Go In Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . And tings like dat

Yea RB is my favorite offensive position, I feel bad for these guys. RB's have the biggest workload after QB's and get paid little for it now. Too bad for these guys.

 

Prepare to be shocked then.

 

Despite my strong dislike for CJ, I love the RB position too. There's just something about a spectacular run that excites me even more so than a great throw/catch. It is a shame that the rules are now deliberately trying to force offenses to go pass-heavy.

It really wasn't very long ago when the Tomlinsons, Holmes, and Alexanders of the world were not only the star of the team, but basically WERE the offense. I miss those days. But hopefully the pendulum will swing back the other way at some point.

 

Eventually defenses are going to get so small offenses won't have a choice but to exploit it running the ball.

 

Yea I really love watching a big run too.

 

dumbest statement ever.

 

Youve easily said 46 dumber statements just since yesterday.

 

Free agent running back Chris Johnson visited with the New York Jets on Tuesday. It was his first visit since being released by the Tennessee Titans earlier this month.

After visiting with the Jets, Johnson decided to take in Tuesday night’s game between the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets. While at the game, he spoke with multiple reporters regarding his visit.

Per Josina Anderson of ESPN, Johnson said “I had a great visit with the Jets. I’m just taking it one day at a time.”

Johnson reiterated those thoughts to Peter Botte of the New York Daily News but added he’s “not ready to make my decision.“

Johnson had a down year in 2013 for Tennessee but still posted his sixth straight 1,000-yard season. However, the 3.9 yards per carry were the lowest mark of his career.

The Jets ranked sixth in the league in rushing last season with Bilal Powell and Chris Ivory as the primary options out of the backfield. Johnson would likely work in as part of a rotation alongside Powell and Ivory should he elect to sign with the Jets. But, Johnson is also a home run threat whose speed could be a real addition to the lineup.

For now, Johnson isn’t ready to make a decision as he’s possibly holding out for a better offer from the Jets or another team. However, if he doesn’t make a decision soon, teams may elect to wait until after the draft to re-evaluate their needs and Johnson may have to wait to find a new home.

 

I would love for him to go there.

If he thought our offense sucked... Just wait because their offense blows *******. OL is better than ours but nothing special.

I would very much look forward to facing him at LP this season.