Write the numbers 491 and 597 down - they are the ones Titans' Chris Johnson is keenly aware of. The first is how many yards he stands away from becoming the sixth running back in NFL history to reach 2,000 yards, the second? That's what it would take over the final four games for Johnson to surpass Eric twinkyerson's single-season NFL record of 2,105 yards rushing set in 1984. "Of course, I pay attention to things like that. That's something I want to do," Johnson said of the milestones he is approaching. "I want to break his record, it's something I want to do. I can't make it my main focus, because if I made that my main focus, I'd be trying my best to make a play and that would take away from my game, and cause me not to get the record." Source: Nashville City Paper
600 yards in 4 games againts the Rams (28th run D, 146 yd/G), Miami (14th, 107yd/G), San Diego ( 21st, 118yd/G) and Seattle (13th, 106 yd/G)
