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    And he refuses to even think about racing teammate Chris Johnson. Not even for fun. "There's some things you just don't do ... A Ferrari and a Toyota Corolla will not race. I feel like I'll be a Toyota Corolla. I'm not going to race a Ferrari." Johnson is the speedy second-year running back from East Carolina who is leaving defenders in his wake. Full Article at CBS Sports
    There's some things you just don't do ... A Ferrari and a Toyota Corolla will not race. I feel like I'll be a Toyota Corolla. I'm not going to race a Ferrari.
    – Cortland Finnegan SOURCE: CBS Sports 3 weeks ago
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  1. I'm not all about my speed. I can make people miss. I can break tackles
    SOURCE: CBS Sports 3 weeks ago
  2. It feels real good to look at some of the guys who have played before me, then come in and break a record. But records are made to be broken
    Chris Johnson – Chris Johnson SOURCE: CBS Sports 3 weeks ago

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