Running back Chris Johnson has become "more of a singles hitter, but that doesn't mean he can't help a team in need at running back -- if the price is right (two-year deal for $6 million maybe?)," reports CBS Sports Senior NFL Columnist Pete Prisco.
After watching tape of Johnson with the Titans last season, Prisco concluded Johnson's "acceleration isn't what it used to be." His longest runs were 30, 24 and 23 yards. Still, Prisco noted Johnson has gone over 1,000 rushing yards in each of his six seasons and "at 28 he has good football left in his body."
Cut last Friday, Johnson is expected to sign with a new team this week.