at 5.4 yards per carry.

In 2005, Larry Johnson took over as the Chiefs’ feature back midway through the season. He then rattled off a remarkable stretch of rushing productivity. Over the last nine games of the season, he averaged 29 carries a game for 150 yards, at 5.2 yards per carry.

In 2010, Chris Johnson as well had a good but slightly disappointing season. He led the Titans in rushing and still had a good number of carries and yards, but his per-carry average fell to 4.3 and his average run was less successful.

In 2006, Larry Johnson had a good but slightly disappointing season. He led the Chiefs in rushing and still had a good number of carries and yards, but his per-carry average fell to 4.3 and hisaverage run was less successful.

In 2011, Chris Johnson held out of training camp. In late August, the Titans agreed to end his holdout by giving him a big money six-year deal. He is now struggling through a miserable season, with only 93 carries for 268 yards, a 2.9 yards per carry average, and only one rushing touchdown in six games.

In 2007, Larry Johnson held out of training camp. In late August, the Chiefs agreed to end his holdout by giving him a big money six-year deal. He then struggled through a miserable season, where he had only 158 carries for 559 yards, a 3.5 yards per carry average, and three rushing touchdowns in the Chiefs’ first eight games.

Larry Johnson then went on injured reserve with a foot injury