The Facts:
Following up on an ongoing story. ... According to PFT's Mike Florio, Johnson's current plan is to avoid breaching his contract (and owing daily fines and possibly a chunk of previously-paid bonus money) by reporting for a mandatory mini-camp that opens on June 12. As we hear it, Johnson intends to report but to "not do anything."
Reported by Profootballtalk.com
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Such an approach is similar to the strategy employed by receiver Terrell Owens three years ago in Philly, who reported for training camp with the goal of being such a pain that the team would either trade him or cut him. ... It remains to be seen whether Johnson follows through on his plan to report for the mandatory camp, and whether he plans to create any type of disruption. As noted in a previous item, we're still not sure "Ocho Cinco" will be as interested in making problems when it's costing him serious money on a daily basis.
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