New York Jets' Jermaine Johnson Feels "No Pressure"
The New York Jets, currently 0-5 and at the bottom of the AFC East, have arrived in London ahead of their game against the Denver Broncos on Sunday.
Despite the team's struggles, star linebacker Jermaine Johnson appears relaxed, saying there's "no pressure" as he prepares to return to action after missing the last three games due to an ankle injury.
No Pressure
Johnson's return is crucial for a defense that needs to regain its composure to salvage some pride in a season that seems doomed. The team has been staying at a luxury hotel in Hertfordshire since arriving in England on Tuesday.
Author's summary: Jets' Johnson feels no pressure despite team's struggles.
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