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Following up on the ongoing story. ... The Titans and the agent for Johnson are discussing a compromise that could get the All-Pro in training camp sooner than most expect.
Reported by the Nashville Tennessean
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Johnson, unhappy with his current contract, didn’t take part in the offseason program and missed all 14 days of organized workouts. He wants a long-term deal that would pay him at least $30 million in guarantees. Tennessean staffer Jim Wyatt reports the Titans still aren’t willing to do that, but a short-term solution could give Johnson a smaller bump in pay following a season when he led the NFL with 2,006 rushing yards, and was named the NFL’s Offensive Player of the Year. ... Stay tuned. This is the second report suggesting a similar solution. We could be close.
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