What Chris Johnson Will Show Up For The Titans: This offseason Chris Johnson got paid the big money that he so desperately wanted. He signed a four-year extension worth 53 million dollars with 30 million dollars guaranteed. Since Johnson signed his new contract, he has been widely inconsistent. In games, where Chris Johnson has run for at least 65 yards, the Titans are 4-0. In games, where Johnson has run for less than 65 yards, the Titans are 3-7. It appeared that Johnson had turned the corner when he ran for 190 yards in a 23-17 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and then had a 153 yard rushing game in a 23-17 victory over the Buffalo Bills in week 13. However, in the last two weeks Johnson has really struggled in two straight Titans losses, as he has not run for over 55 yards in either game. Chris Johnson will need to have a solid game because in the Titans and Jaguars first meeting he ran for just 24 yards in a 16-14 Titans loss.
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