Titans Postpone Chris Johnson Ring of Honor Induction Ceremony
The team will still honor Johnson’s achievements during halftime after he and his family could not travel to Nashville for the game.
- The Tennessee Titans postponed former running back Chris Johnson's official Ring of Honor induction, originally scheduled for Sunday's game against the New York Jets, citing unforeseen travel circumstances.
- Team officials announced the change Friday after Johnson and his family could not travel to Nashville; Johnson is battling ALS, a neurodegenerative condition he disclosed last year.
- Nicknamed "CJ2K" for his 2,006 rushing yards in 2009, Johnson ranks fourth in franchise history with 7,965 rushing yards and 58 touchdowns during six seasons in Tennessee.
- Despite the postponement, the Titans will proceed with a halftime tribute during Sunday's game at Nissan Stadium to celebrate Johnson's on-field legacy and achievements.
- Officials look forward to rescheduling the official induction for a future date, ensuring Johnson and his family can attend in person at Nissan Stadium.
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Titans delay Chris Johnson's Ring of Honor ceremony because of hi
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Chris Johnson’s Ring of Honor ceremony with the Tennessee Titans is on hold because of what the team described as unforeseen circumstances preventing his family from traveling to Nashville in time for Sunday’s
Titans delay Chris Johnson’s Ring of Honor ceremony because of his family’s travel issues
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Chris Johnson’s Ring of Honor ceremony with the Tennessee Titans is on hold because of what the team described as unforeseen circumstances preventing his family from traveling to Nashville in time for Sunday’s game.
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Titans delay Chris Johnson's Ring of Honor ceremony because of his family's travel issues
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Chris Johnson’s Ring of Honor ceremony with the Tennessee Titans is on hold because of what the team described as unforeseen circumstances preventing his family from traveling to Nashville in time for Sunday’s game.
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