New York Jets' Star Linebacker Feels No Pressure
The New York Jets arrived in London with a 0-5 record, but Jermaine Johnson, their star linebacker, is not feeling the pressure.
The team is currently at the bottom of the AFC East and is set to play the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Johnson, who has been out for the last three games due to an ankle injury, is expected to return to action.
Johnson cut a relaxed figure while fielding questions from the media at a luxury Hertfordshire hotel.
The Jets' defense has struggled in the opening five games, and Johnson's return is crucial to regaining composure and salvaging some pride from the season.
Author's summary: Jets' linebacker Jermaine Johnson feels no pressure despite team's struggles.
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