Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson indicated he does not completely understand the team's signing of RB Shonn Greene but expects to be fine with the situation. 'I have never been a big fan of the two-back system, so I don't know how we plan on using him,' Johnson. 'I'm not afraid of competition, but I was thinking we'd maybe get a draft pick for the other back. And you don't give a guy that kind of money to be just a goal-line guy and in tough-yardage situations. So we'll see what happens.'

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson said he believes he can break the single-season rushing record set by former NFL RB Eric Dickerson. 'Every running back's goal is to break that record,' Johnson said. 'You want to break the 2,105. I believe I can do it.'

Tennessee Titans running backs coach Sylvester Croom said the team would like to add another running back that will work with RB Chris Johnson. 'I truly believe if you're serious about running the football, you've got to have two guys actually both able to carry the load during the season,' Croom said. '... If you're going to really run, I'm talking 30-plus times a game, there aren't many that can do that for 16 games anymore, their bodies can't take it.' Croom said the team will not look to diminish Johnson's role on offense but would like another back that can do different things and fill a different role.

Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Munchak said RB Chris Johnson will return next season and will get his salary.

The Tennessee Titans intend to exercise the $10 million dollar option they have on RB Chris Johnson for the 2013 season. $9 million of that option becomes guaranteed five days after the Super Bowl.

Tennessee Titans general manager Ruston Webster said the team will take its time before coming to a decision on the future of RB Chris Johnson. The running back will be guaranteed $9 million of his $10 million 2013 salary if he is on the roster beyond the fifth day of the new league year. "For me, I like to take as much time as I can to make the decision and discuss things with everybody," Wesbter said. "Get all the opinions. Then I kind of make the decision together as a team. So yeah, I like taking my time."

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson (ankle) is expected to play in Week 17 against the Jacksonville Jaguars despite being listed as questionable. Head coach Mike Munchak said FB Collin Mooney could be added to the roster before kickoff.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson (ankle) was limited during practice Friday, Dec. 28, and is listed as questionable for Week 17.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson (ankle) said he will not take part in practice Thursday, Dec. 27, but hopes to practice Friday, Dec. 28.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson remains sore with an ankle injury but is expected to play in Week 17.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson left in the first quarter of Sunday's Week 16 game because of an ankle injury but did return.

The Tennessee Titans fully intend to keep RB Chris Johnson for 2013, and pay him a $10 million salary. The Titans believe Johnson's status as the seventh-leading rusher in the NFL this year, as well as his status as the team's most recognizable star, makes him worth the money.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson rushed 21 times for 122 yards and a TD and added a catch for 2 yards Monday night in a 14-10 Week 15 win over the New York Jets.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson (ankle) was feeling better Friday, Dec. 14, and he'll play in Week 15 against the New York Jets.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson (ankle) is expected to practice Friday, Dec. 14, after getting the day off from practice Thursday, Dec. 13.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson needs 58 yards to become only the third player in franchise history to reach five 1,000-yard seasons.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson has averaged 5.6 yards per carry over the last five weeks; however, he faces the league's best run defense in the Chicago Bears in Week 9.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson is tied with Hall of Fame RB Walter Payton with 27 games of at least 110 or more rushing yards in a player's first five seasons. With at least 110 yards in his next game, he'll tie Hall of Fame RB Jim Brown for second on the all-time list. Hall of Fame RB Eric Dickerson holds the NFL record with 35 games of at least 110 rushing yards in his first five NFL seasons.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson rushed for 91 yards on 19 carries and added 23 more on 4 receptions Thursday night in a 26-23 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

In his past 21 games, Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson only has four rushing touchdowns. In his past 35 games, Johnson has 19 games where he has rushed for less than four yards per carry, and he has not rushed for 100 yards in 17 of his past 21 games.

Former RB LaDainian Tomlinson criticized Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson for his lack of toughness in the early going this year. 'Chris Johnson is an explosive player, and there's no way he should be averaging 1.4 yards per carry this season,' Tomlinson said. 'I mean, he's a home-run hitter. I think he's not running with the same passion, and he's not running with the same effectiveness and really that 'go get it' mentality that he has in the past.' Johnson has only 45 yards on 33 rushes after three games.

Tennessee Titans CB Chris Johnson continues to criticize the team's offensive execution as a reason for his early-season struggles, saying the blocking hasn't been there for him. 'I wouldn't sit here and say I'm to blame. I wouldn't think so, but I'm not the guy to sit here and be the guy that points fingers and things like that. It's just a situation where I'm going to be only as good as my line's going to be. So we've got to work together and get better together,' Johnson said. He has only 21 yards rushing on 19 carries this year. Johnson faces the Detroit Lions in Week 3, who have allowed 82.5 rushing yards per game in two weeks.

Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Munchak said the team is not considering benching RB Chris Johnson despite his struggles. Munchak said there are other factors involved on Johnson's struggles.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson said following Week 2 that players have to start doing their jobs if the running game is to get on track. "People need to step up and do their job," Johnson said. "They don't need to let people beat them. It don't matter who the opposing defense is, you can't let your guy beat you. You just can't give up plays. You have to make plays like they make plays. I can't speak for the defense. I can only speak for the offense."

The New England Patriots have spent the week in practice trying to find ways to slow Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson, whom they will face in Week 1. The Patriots want to limit Johnson's ability to cut back. The Patriots allowed just two 100-yard rushers all of last season.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson said he is feeling like himself again. He believes his work during the offseason, training camp and preseason has him back on track, ready to return to the form that established him as one of the league's elite running backs. Johnson said he simply was not in football shape last season. "If you go back to years prior, you can see I am in the game and I am really never coming out,' Johnson said. 'Last year, I can say throughout the whole season, after two or three plays I needed to come out and take a break or whatever. I can't really say for sure when I got into tip-top shape, but it was toward the end of the year."

Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Munchak expects RB Chris Johnson to have a big year for the team despite averaging only 2.8 yards per carry on 28 totes in the preseason this year. 'The running game overall has been solid as you go through all three games, but when the starters are in there, we have just been not as consistent as we want to be yet,' Munchak said. 'C.J.'s had a great camp as far as, and offseason, about being here, having a great sense of what we're doing, running with confidence - he's doing exactly what we want him to do. Now it's just a matter of us getting into the regular season and hopefully putting last year behind us.'

Tennessee Titan RB Chris Johnson carried 10 times for 46 yards and a pair of scores in the preseason game Friday, Aug. 17, against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Tennessee Titans C Eugene Amano sustained a torn triceps and is out for 2012.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson appears to have rediscovered his past elite form so far in training camp. Johnson is in shape and running fast. He appears to be on a mission in camp and poised for a big season in 2012.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson said he wants to add weight this offseason because he believes it will allow him to get through the bumps and bruises of the season. "I want to be a little heavier because it makes me feel a little sturdier and it helps me make it through the whole season with the bumps and bruises," he said. Johnson weighed 191 last season but wants to play at 197 or 198 pounds this season.

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson said he currently weighs 200 pounds and hopes to add a few more pounds before the start of the season.

Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Chris Palmer said he does not think RB Chris Johnson will be getting 25 touches per game because that may not be the best think for the team to win games. 'To say you're going to get a guy 25 touches a game is pushing it,' Palmer said. 'That's 400 touches over the course of a season. He's certainly capable of that, but what does it mean for the team? Does it help us win?'

Tennessee Titans RB Chris Johnson, who has packed on eight to nine pounds of muscle this offseason, insists he is still the top running back in the NFL. 'I just know when I have been through the same things as everyone as far as camp and being on the same page as my offensive line, I feel like I am the best back in the league,' Johnson said.