Titans Complete 'Ice Bucket Challenge' in Video to Support Chris Johnson After ALS Diagnosis

The Tennessee Titans front office joined in on the ice bucket challenge to support former running back Chris Johnson following his ALS diagnosis.

The Titans shared a video Tuesday of front office members including team owner Amy Adams Strunk, president and CEO Burke Nihill, head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Mike Borgonzi participating in the challenge.

"We now challenge all other teams in the NFL, and across the entire football world, to join us in raising awareness for ALS research... you guys are next," Saleh said.

Johnson shared his diagnosis of what he described as "sporadic ALS" in a June 29 appearance on Good Morning America.

He later asked in a social media post for people to bring back the ice bucket challenge that previously went viral in 2014. The ALS Therapy Development Institute estimates to challenge resulted in raising $220 million in donations to ALS research around the world.

Former NFL stars including Marshawn Lynch and LenDale White are among those who have participated in the challenge since Johnson's call.

Johnson, who played 10 NFL seasons spent six years with the Titans, is one of nine running backs to have ever recorded more than 2,000 rushing yards in a single season. He is set to be inducted into the Titans' ring of honor when the team opens the 2026 regular season against the New York Jets on Sept. 13.