Johnnie Morton crossed the Detroit Lions off as a potential landing spot for him in the 1994 NFL draft after he and super-agent Leigh Steinberg had done their research to break down the possibilities.

Johnnie Morton’s subtle signal to USC quarterback Todd Marinovich indicated that all systems were go on a pass pattern that would finally put the Trojans over the top in their 1990 showdown ...

Johnnie Morton, an All-American receiver at USC and a productive pro in the NFL, is trying a new, even rougher sport on for size: mixed martial arts fighting ...

Johnnie Morton, an 11-year veteran, was cut earlier this month by the Kansas City Chiefs, while brother Chad was cut by the Washington Redskins. "Johnnie is our kind of guy." ...

Lions; Add former Detroit Lions Johnnie Morton and Stockar McDougle to list of retired players suing the NFL. Updated: ; May. 23, 2012, 4:26 p.m. | Published: May. 23 ...

A few weeks ago, I posted the story that Johnnie Morton would be trying out mixed martial arts fighting. Naturally, many people including myself thought it was an odd way for Morton to spend his ...

Federal authorities say former NFL player Johnnie Morton Jr. has been sentenced to two years probation for lying to a grand jury during a criminal probe of his California business associate.

Morton’s background and ties to Campbell Morton, 55, is a local product. He was born in Auburn Hills, Mich., graduated from Avondale High and went on to play wide receiver at Western Michigan.

SANTA ANA, Calif. -- Federal authorities said former NFL player Johnnie Morton Jr. has been sentenced to two years probation for lying to a grand jury during a criminal probe of his California ...

LOS ANGELES — Former NFL receiver Johnnie Morton was knocked out less than a minute into his first professional mixed martial arts bout, then was suspended from the sport for refusing to take a ...

There are now more than 80 concussion-related lawsuits against the NFL. Johnnie Morton et al v. NFL was filed in the Superior Court of California, and according to NFLConcussionLitigation.com, that’s ...