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Brad Johnson	#14 \| Quarterback \| Dallas Cowboys

Height: 6-5 Weight: 225 Born: Sep 13, 1968, Marietta, GA

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December 17, 2006
Brad Johnson was replaced by Tarvaris Jackson at the end of the third quarter on Sunday. The Vikings were down 26-7 at the time. Johnson completed 10-of-17 passes for 96 yards with one touchdown and no INTs, but he simply couldn't lead the Vikings to productive drives. With the playoffs basically out of reach, the Vikes could start Jackson in the final two games.

December 6, 2006
ESPN reports that Brad Johnson will remain the Vikings' starting quarterback despite his recent struggles. Johnson is coming off his worst performance of the year, completing just 11-of-26 passes for 73 yards, no touchdowns and four picks.

December 4, 2006
Brad Johnson could be replaced in the starting lineup in Week 14 by Tavaris Jackson, according to the AP. Jackson completed just 11-of-26 passes for 73 yards while tossing four interceptions in Sunday's loss to Chicago. "I have a few different options," he said. "I think that the biggest thing that you ask as we go is who is going to give us the best chance to win in the fourth quarter. We'll just look at that and see who we feel like that is."

December 3, 2006
Brad Johnson was lifted for Brooks Bollinger late in the third quarter Sunday against the Bears. Johnson really struggled on the day, completing just 11-of-26 passes for 73 yards, no touchdowns and four picks. His status as Minnesota's starting QB is uncertain at this point.

October 31, 2006
Coach Brad Childress benched Brad Johnson in Monday's 31-7 loss to the Patriots, but he said that he anticipates that Johnson will start this weekend against the 49ers, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Johnson threw three interceptions and completed just 20-of-33 passes for 185 yards before being removed in favor of Brooks Bollinger in the fourth quarter.

March 21, 2006
Vikings coach Brad Childress is confident that Brad Johnson can be his starting quarterback, but indicated he'd still try to bring in competition, according to the Star-Tribune. "He is the starting quarterback right now. Do you try to create competition? Most good football teams have competition and hopefully we'll be able to supply that."

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