Found February 28, 2013 on Pro Football Zone: Yardbarker Blogger Network
The paper thin line that separates a player’s confidence and arrogance was sliced even thinner by running back Chris Johnson yesterday on ESPN’s “NFL Live” show.   Asked, “who will have more rushing yards in 2013…AP or CJ2K?” the lightning-fast running back rushing out of the Titans backfield didn’t hesitate to respond. “Of course 2K,” he stated chuckling, perhaps at his humorous answer. Then the words escaped out his mouth faster than his eyes and feet move to find the A gap. “I’ve always been a confident guy … if you want something to happen you have to speak on it, you have to believe in it. You just got to pray and God will lead you there. I know the type of guy that I am, the type of back that I am and if the situation is right I know I can do it.” Johnson expects to outrush Adrian Peterson, the VIking who finished 8-yards shy of breaking the Eric Dickerson’s all-time record. The God-fearing Titan has clearly set the bar high for himself. Besides “talking the talk,” NFL
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