ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Kerryon Johnson, the Detroit Lions second-round draft pick, was running a route down the left sideline. The ball was in the air, but it didn’t look catchable.

Analyzing the Philadelphia Eagles' focus on the running game with the addition of Kerryon Johnson. Examining the potential ...

Johnson, by comparison, looked like a door-knocker, hanging on the front door. Yes, it is only one game, but there was a very distinct difference between the two runners.

After Detroit drafted Auburn running back Kerryon Johnson in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft, coach Matt Patricia knew what the Lions had. But he didn't want the rest of the NFL to know.

Kerryon Johnson, the Detroit Lions second-round draft pick, was running a route down the left sideline. The ball was in the air, but it didn’t look catchable. Not from where I was sitting.

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Eventually, Johnson and Swift should give the Lions a nice 1-2 punch in the backfield. Until then, the forgotten man on the Lions' potent offense will continue quietly going about his way.

In his second season with the Detroit Lions, running back Kerryon Johnson saw a dip in his production in the passing game. As a rookie, Johnson was targeted on 39 occasions, and secured 32 ...

ALLEN PARK -- Kerryon Johnson sure doesn’t sound concerned about the Detroit Lions spending a second-round pick on a running back. In fact, he had nothing but praise for the addition of D ...

Kerryon Johnson has seen what Jalen Hurts can do to a defense firsthand. The former Auburn running back used to watch from the sideline as Hurts -- the then-Alabama quarterback -- would light up ...

For the first time all night, Kerryon Johnson had nowhere to run. After breaking the Lions’ long, miserable drought of 70 games without a 100-yard rusher, Johnson tossed some clothes on at his ...

On pass protection, Johnson would do well to pay attention to Theo Riddick, who has developed into one of the league’s more reliable passing-down blockers despite being just 5-9 and 201 pounds.