Patrick Johnson (American football)

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Patrick Johnson is a wide receiver who plays for the Baltimore Ravens, and went to University of Oregon. To date, he is averaging 20 yards per game, and has 10 touchdowns. He also earned a super bowl ring while formerly playing for the Baltimore Ravens. A two-sport athlete, he was an Olympic-caliber sprinter before beginning his NFL career..

As a collegiate sprinter at the University of Oregon, he was one of the top sprinters in the nation defeating the legendary Carl Lewis in a 100 m race at the Drake Relays and winning the Pac-10 Championships in the 400 m as a freshman. As a senior in high school at Redlands HS in Redlands, CA, he was California State Champion in both the 100 and 200 m.

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