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Veteran DL Micah Johnson Eyes One More Season in Green and White
Saskatchewan Roughriders DL Micah Johnson, 37, has no plans to hang up his cleats just yet. The six-time All-CFL selection is still going strong and wants to continue his stellar career in Regina.
The Rudolph to Mace’s Thess
Johnson’s desire to stay in Saskatchewan is not just about football. It’s also about his close bond with Roughriders’ head coach Corey Mace. The two former teammates in Calgary have a special connection that has only grown stronger over the years.
“Watching Mace grow, it was like, ‘This guy could be a coach.’ He was always that voice.” – Micah Johnson on Corey Mace
With Mace at the helm, Johnson feels right at home. Their understanding and chemistry are reminiscent of a classic QB-WR duo, like, say, Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams.
Age is Just a Number for ‘Prime Time’ Johnson
At 37, Johnson shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, he just earned his second-straight All-CFL selection this year. His secret? A change in his preparation and training routine.
“I work hard. I don’t give myself an offseason… I brought more functionality, more movement in my training.” – Micah Johnson on his longevity
He’s also got a helper in franchise QB Trevor Harris, who’s two years his senior, acting as a fount of knowledge on maintaining peak performance.
Did You Know?
Micah Johnson’s career stats are truly on another level. The 6’2″, 255-pound veteran has recorded 309 defensive tackles, 71 sacks, six forced fumbles, and two interceptions over 178 games. He’s not just a dominant force on the field; he’s a CFL legend in the making.
The Road to the 112th Grey Cup
The Saskatchewan Roughriders (13-6) and Montreal Alouettes (12-8) will face off in the 112th Grey Cup at Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg on November 16. Kickoff is at 6:00 p.m. EST. The forecast calls for a sunny and chilly day, perfect for a foot of football action.
FAQ
Q: Who won the East and West Finals?
A: The Montreal Alouettes defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, while the Saskatchewan Roughriders came back to defeat the B.C. Lions.
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Final Whistle: Johnson’s Legacy Grows
Micah Johnson’s determination and longevity are commendable. As he inches closer to his ninth season with the Roughriders, his legacy as one of the CFL’s greats continues to grow. With one more season in green and white, Johnson aims to add more chapters to his hall-of-fame-worthy career.
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