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Following up on a previous item. ... Any plans Johnson has for a renegotiated contract are “premature,” according to HC Jeff Fisher. Fisher said Johnson would likely have to wait regarding any extension, especially with a contract that contains three more seasons currently. “For me to come out right now, it’s way too premature to say we have any intention of doing anything for CJ,” Fisher said.
Reported by the Nashville City Paper
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Johnson, the NFL’s Offensive Player of the Year, ran for 2,006 yards this past season, just his second in the league, and said at season’s end -- and again this week -- that a sizeable raise wouldn’t be something he would push for but something he and agent Joel Segal would likely explore. Johnson is scheduled to make $550,000 in base salary for 2010, $800,000 in 2011 and $2.21 million in the deal’s final year in 2012, although he has already reached incentives that will bump his salary.
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