Former Arizona Cardinals star David Johnson wants one last run with his former team before he hangs it up. "I would love to go back to Arizona. I got a lot of fans there.
Although he announced his retirement on Instagram about a month ago, David Johnson recently expressed his wish to end his career in Arizona during an appearance on the Up & Adams Show.
David Johnson's NFL career is over, and it seemingly just started. The former Northern Iowa and Arizona Cardinals running back announced his retirement on Sunday night via social media.
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Before Kliff Kinsbury was the offensive coordinator of the Washington Commanders he coached at several other spots. One of those spots, his only other NFL job to date, was as the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals from 2019-2022 where he had a couple of running backs that could remind some of Commanders third-year back Brian Robinson Jr.
He hadn’t played for the Arizona Cardinals since 2019 but running back David Johnson was one of the best fans had seen. He announced his retirement from the NFL on Sunday via his Instagram account after eight seasons.
Running back David Johnson, who was named an All-Pro and Pro Bowler following a standout 2016 season, announced his retirement from the NFL Sunday. On his Instagram page, Johnson said in part, "I'm looking forward to my next career path in life.
Success can be short lived in the NFL, and one guy who found that out the hard way during his time in the league was running back David Johnson. After bursting onto the scene in 2015 with the Arizona Cardinals, Johnson put together a dominant two-season stretch to open his career with the Cardinals.
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An All-Pro running back who most previously played with the New Orleans Saints is retiring at 31. They were known for being a fan favorite with the Arizona Cardinals.
Former Arizona Cardinals running back David Johnson announced his retirement from the NFL today on his Instagram (see below). He finished his career with 4,071 rushing yards, 2,805 receiving yards, and 57 touchdowns on 1,284 touches.
According to Josh Weinfuss, veteran NFL RB David Johnson has announced his retirement from the NFL via his Instagram account. Johnson, 32, was taken in the third round of the 2015 NFL Draft by the Cardinals.
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