Just like his 79-yarder that put the Falcons up 7-0 early in the first quarter, or the 33-yard reception he stole from a Pennsauken defensive back in the second quarter to set up a Ju-Juan Lee 8-yard TD. More: Best players, games, performances from the first month of the South Jersey football season It was during practice, during team this week. “There was one we were just running through the offense, he jumped back, caught it one-handed and tiptoed it,” Miller said. If he touches it he has to catch it, otherwise he does push-ups.
Johnson, a James Madison recruit, routinely asks senior quarterback Gage Miller to challenge him. “I just try and put on a show for everybody,” he said. Steinmetz Field as Burlington Township honored 27 players for Senior Night, and those upperclassmen stepped up under the bright lights, starting with Johnson. Johnson delivered highlight after highlight Friday, hauling in five passes for 164 yards and a score, rushing for a 16-yard touchdown and making an interception on defense to propel the 13th-ranked Falcons past a pesky Pennsauken squad 33-21 in a key West Jersey Football League Liberty Division affair. football: Cedar Creek's 'Revenge Tour' rolls on with upset win over No. Football: Burlington Township defeats Pennsauken, 33-21
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