THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. -- Trumaine Johnson watched the tape.
"Over and over again," he said.
The Los Angeles Rams' primary cornerback exited the fourth quarter of the Oct. 9 game against the Buffalo Bills after suffering a high ankle sprain on a hit from behind. The next day, he was consumed by video of the play, one that came painstakingly close to tearing up his knee and prematurely ending his season.
"I had to, man," Johnson said, "because I was so mad."