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Larry Johnson | RB | KC
Coach Herm Edwards responded to Johnson's comments about feeling left out of the offensive game plan, saying "we haven't lost any confidence in him at all," the Kansas City Star reports.
Spin: The Chiefs have been replacing Johnson with Kolby Smith or rookie Jamaal Charles in passing situations and near the goal line. Edwards, however, said it's just coincidence that it worked out that way. "He's still our starter and still the guy we're going to most often," Edwards said. "We'd like him to touch the ball 20, 25 times every game. But it doesn't always work out that way." Johnson, who had just 12 carries in Sunday's loss to Oakland, met with offensive coordinator Chan Gailey on Monday to discuss the situation. "He's not being phased out," Edwards said. "Our plans are always to get him the ball." It's too early for Johnson owners to completely panic because the Chiefs seldom had the ball in the second half on Sunday and needed to pass when they did have it. He may start to turn things around in Week 3 against an Atlanta defense that allowed 164 yards on the ground last week.
RotoWire | Tue, September 16