Calvin Johnson dominated defensive backs right through the final season of his NFL career, and he even did so while not sober in some instances.
Calvin Johnson was apparently waiting all this time for the right moment.
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown put forth another tremendous performance in Week 7, logging 10 catches for 137 yards and a touchdown in a 31-17 win over the Miami Dolphins.
Although Moss hasn’t played since 2012 and Johnson since 2015, Moss believes with the way the game is structured today, both could come out of retirement and break the NFL record for single-season receiving yards.
Hall of Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson and the Detroit Lions are working to mend their relationship, and a lot of progress seems to have been made on that front.
Calvin Johnson is ready to step up and serve as a mentor for one Detroit Lions wide receiver. Johnson visited Lions camp on Thursday and took in the team’s practice as he prepares to host a football camp this weekend.
Johnson’s relationship with the Lions was strained when the team made him pay back $1.6 million of his signing bonus after retiring in March 2016.
It’s no secret Johnson and the Lions have had a strained relationship since the former All-Pro receiver retired in 2015.
Hall of Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson said his relationship with the Detroit Lions is "trending up" eight years after he abruptly retired from the NFL.
Tom Brady announced his retirement (again) on Tuesday. It's been nearly 23 years since the 45-year-old was selected in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots. Within that time half a dozen former NFL players started and ended their playing days.
NFL Hall of Famer Calvin "Megatron" Johnson retired as one of the greatest wide receivers of all time. Even though he retired in the middle of his prime, he still managed to create a place for himself in NFL history.
While speaking about a desire to be around the team, Johnson seemed to indicate that there are lingering tensions between him and the organization.
Calvin Johnson has a major financial regret during his playing days, and he revealed it in a recent interview.
The wide receiver selected No. 18 as a nod to Calvin Johnson, who wore No. 81 in Detroit, as well as Randy Moss, who wore No. 18 during his stint with the Raiders.
Calvin Johnson and his former team, the Detroit Lions, finally appear to be on good terms again.
Johnson was forced to repay the team $1.6 million of his signing bonus back in 2015 when he chose to retire due to consistent injury issues.
Calvin Johnson has been at odds with the Detroit Lions organization since his retirement, but it sounds like the Hall of Fame wide receiver will put it aside, at least temporarily, later this month.
Johnson recently said that he wanted to finish his career with another team, but the Lions wouldn't let him leave.
It's hard to compare any receiver to Johnson. However, Hopkins has been one of the best receivers in the NFL since 2013 and will likely surpass Johnson's output at some point during his career.
Calvin Johnson is arguably the best player the Detroit Lions have had since Barry Sanders but if the receiver had his way, he wouldn't have ended up in Detroit at all.
Calvin Johnson made well over $100 million during his nine seasons playing in the NFL, but the former Pro Bowler is a man of principle.
Calvin Johnson says his strained relationship with the Lions won’t improve unless he’s returned the money the team made him give back.
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