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Chad Johnson was in the midst of a conference call yesterday when he uttered the words every reporter longs to hear. “Can I talk trash to you guys for a second?” Over the next few minutes, the colorful Bengals wide receiver proceeded to eviscerate pretty much every member of the Patriots secondary, providing no shortage of bulletin board material in advance of Sunday’s game in Cincinnati. Saying he had some “messages” he wanted relayed, the outrageous Johnson cheerfully unloaded. To wit: “You tell 37 (Rodney Harrison) that I’m going to knock his helmet off,” Johnson said. “You tell Asante (Samuel) to make sure he has help for all four quarters or his 22 is going to be a 55. Isn’t that what it looks like upside down?” Johnson was just getting warmed up.

“Wait a minute, I’m not finished,” he said. “You tell Junior (Seau) that when I’m done with him . . . never mind, I’m not going to pick on Junior. That’s not a good one. I could get hurt there.”

“Rodney is one of those guys that I sit down and talk to every pregame for 20 or 25 minutes on keeping my head clean and staying focused,” Johnson said. “It’s more of a father/son talk every time I talk to Rodney. He says if I’m in the headlines, make sure it’s for something positive.”
Not surprisingly, Johnson admires Harrison’s ability to insult.
“He’s an old-school trash talker,” Johnson said. “He’ll hit you and talk trash, punch you at the bottom of a pile and talk trash. He’s an original.”
So is Johnson. He begged Patriots coach Bill Belichick to lock him up in single coverage. The Pro Bowler has been limited to 137 yards and one touchdown in three games in part because of double and triple teams.
“Tell him please, just give me a little one-on-one,” Johnson said. “I won’t score. I’ll stop at the 1, go out of bounds. I promise.”
Johnson is fun-loving and popular and expects the Patriots to take his words as a challenge.
“It’s funny, but they know I mean business,” he said. “I talk it, but I walk it. It’s never meant in a negative or unsportsmanlike way. Everybody understands it’s merely a challenge.”
Johnson signed off with a request those on the other end were only too happy to oblige: “Don’t forget to relay my messages.”
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i like how he was pouting on the sidelines late in the 4th quarter when the bengals had the game wrapped up.
 
LOL. i can always count on chad to make me laugh.:sidelol: :sidelol: :sidelol:
 
I love Chad, he is a character like TO except he doesnt break his team apart, and he has confidence in his ability, if you shut him down he will admit it, but if you dont he will let ya know
 
Don't you get it?

He is an ATTENTION WHORE. He is JEALOUS that Owens is getting all the press. This is another lame attempt of his to get in the papers.

I'm going to watch Brian Russell clean his clock for the next 10 minutes.
 
Chad's going to have a monster game. He's had an off year by his standards so far, so I expect something big from him against the Pats!
 
Don't you get it?

He is an ATTENTION WHORE. He is JEALOUS that Owens is getting all the press. This is another lame attempt of his to get in the papers.

I'm going to watch Brian Russell clean his clock for the next 10 minutes.

We get it.

The difference is that he's a funny attention whore.
 
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