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Chris Johnson posts his gunshot wound on Instagram and NOPE

Chris Johnson will reportedly be a member of the Arizona Cardinals if everything goes well. It appears he wants to be as honest and transparent as possible before signing with a team. He may be disclosing more information than he should in his latest Instagram post, however.

Earlier this year, Johnson was shot in the shoulder in a drive-by shooting. He’s fine now, but he still has a nasty wound that he felt like sharing.

DISCLAIMER: If you’re squeamish, please don’t look at Chris Johnson’s wound.

Are you sure you want to see it? Just making sure. You can view his gunshot wound below using the slider:

CJ2Much information, man.

Despite the disgusting image, the running back is very positive about his bullet wound. He said this on Instagram:

Me getting shot made me think different. No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper ; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgement thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the lord and their righteousness is of me, saith the lord.

And Cardinals coach Bruce Arians is pretty matter-of-fact about the whole thing:

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