Chris Johnson Shot at a traffic light in Orlando

Mar 9, 2015

The American football running back Chris Johnson expected to make a full recovery after he was shot in the shoulder early Sunday morning in Orlando where the incident left one man dead and another wounded.

The shooting occurred at 4 a.m. near Florida Mall while The driver of the vehicle that Johnson was in was killed. Police reported

The third passenger is in stable condition at a hospital, he called Reggie Johnson and was shot in the shoulder, hand and leg.

The jeep that men were in followed by another vehicle which opened fire on them and the driver was killed. Sheriff’s deputies said

Deputies cleared that the investigations search for witnesses to shooting while no one has been arrested After six years with the Tennessee Titans, Johnson signed to a two-year, $8 million deal by the Jets last April.

He ran for 663 yards and his first season under 1,000 and one touchdown, while catching a career-low 24 passes for 151 yards and a score. he was in his worst statistical season when he splitting time with Chris Ivory.

This incident marks the second off the field at this offseason for Johnson, according to police at the first one in January He was stopped after rolling through a stop sign and an officer saw the handle of a
handgun on the floor between two seats. Johnson was released on $250 bond.

How American football and Soccer fans enjoy tailgates?

Feb 22, 2015

A tailgate party is an American sporting experience held on and around the open tailgate of a vehicle. A lot of sport fans gather In the car parks surrounding sport stadiums and arenas, before and occasionally after games and concerts, enjoy their time with eating barbecue and drinking cheap beer the only real rules. People attending such a party are said to be tailgating. Many people participate even if their vehicles do not have tailgates.

Various tailgating games include beer pong, ladder toss, cornhole, washer pitching and flipcup. It is also common for fans to bring out stereo equipment to tailgate parties to dance.

BBC magazine prepared a report about the different traditions between tow tailgates: American football and Soccer. the report was based on many football and Soccer fans who enjoy time before getting in stadiums and watch the games, but both usually involve the consumption of alcoholic beverages or soft drinks and the grilling of various meat products.

American Soccer celebrates tailgates with a lot of cleaner and healthier and said they eat food and barbecue, drink beer ,beside pro games activities, singing and joking, but in American football tailgates fans said that they have pies , chicken rips , drink American beer, use some smoke bombs and kick football around.