NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Monday that the Tennessee Titans will either trade or release Chris Johnsonbefore offseason workouts begin next week.
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After speaking with Titans management Wednesday, agent Joel Segal told SiriusXM NFL Radio that it's only a "matter of time" before the organization cuts ties with Johnson.
Surprised by the Eagles' release of his client DeSean Jackson, Segal was reluctant to guess whether Johnson would be leaving Nashville via trade or cut.
We would be shocked if the Titans find a taker for Johnson's $8 million salary in 2014.
Once he's released, the Jets are expected to be first in line for his services. In tracking Johnson's potential landing spots, we've yet to find another team matching the reported interestlevel of Rex Ryan's club.
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