Saturday's intrasquad scrimmage was the first live full-contact work for Jets running back Chris Johnson since he underwent arthroscopic knee surgery in the offseason. He played a few drives with the starters, rushing five times for 14 yards, reports the New York Daily News.
"I got a lot out of it," Johnson told the paper. "(There were) butterflies ... just going out there wanting to test my knee out against full contact. I came out feeling good. ... I was a little nervous, but after the first play, I was OK."
Johnson, who had a pair of 5-yard gains, said he ran with "no hesitation."