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Born: Miami, FL
Highlights: First Cincinnati Bengal to win NFL receiving yards title;
Named to three straight Associated Press All-Pro teams;
Named All-Pro by Pro Football Weekly/Pro;
Football Writers Association Four straight Pro Bowl starter selections

Chad Johnson was born in Miami, Florida where he attended Miami Beach High School before playing college football at Oregon State University. Johnson was drafted into the National Football League in 2001 and is now a sixth-year pro with the Cincinnati Bengals.
 
In 2006, Johnson completed a singular NFL achievement, winning a fourth consecutive conference receiving yards title. He won the AFC race by the same three-yard margin (1369-1366) that he had in the NFL yards race - the No. 2 league yardage-maker was Marvin Harrison of Indianapolis. Since the establishment of the American and National conferences in '70, no one else has led a conference four years in a row, and only two other players have won as many as three in a row. Tim Brown of Oakland and Jerry Rice of San Francisco posted three-year streaks, both from '93-95, Brown in the AFC and Rice in the NFC. Prior to the '70 realignment, one player won four straight league titles. Hall of Famer Don Hutson of Green Bay won the NFL crown from '41-44.
 
Johnson also set a Bengals single-game record for receiving yards (260) on Nov. 12 vs. San Diego, snapping an Eddie Brown mark of 216 that stood since '88. When Johnson added 190 yards the following week at New Orleans, he established an NFL record for receiving yards in consecutive games (450). He broke the two-game receiving yards mark of 448 set by San Francisco's John Taylor in '89.
 
Though teammate Carson Palmer won the "Oscar" at the Pro Bowl by taking the MVP award, Johnson played a big part in Palmer's success, and in the 31-28 AFC win. Johnson's three catches for 70 yards included a 42-yard TD pass from Palmer, and when Johnson broke open deep late in the fourth quarter, he drew a 39-yard pass interference penalty against the NFC, moving the ball to the NFC 2 and setting up the winning FG.
 
Johnson's 2006 receiving totals left him within one-season striking distance of the Bengals all-time lead in both receptions and receiving yards. He ranks second in receptions (466) and needs 65 more to pass all-time leader Carl Pickens (530). Johnson ranked fifth in receptions at the start of the '06 season, but his 87 catches moved him past Darnay Scott (386), Isaac Curtis (416) and Cris Collinsworth (417). Johnson also ranks second all-time in Bengals receiving yards (6925), and needs just 177 more yards to pass leader Isaac Curtis (7101). Johnson ranked sixth in yards as the '06 season began, but his NFL-leading 1369 yards moved him past Darnay Scott (5975), Eddie Brown (6134), Carl Pickens (6887) and Cris Collinsworth (6698).
GoDaddy.com entered prime-time sports in a big way in 2007, sponsoring both the ESPN2 Saturday night college football games and wide receiver Chad Johnson.

Considered one of the league's "most fun players to watch," Chad broke his own team's single-season record for receiving yards in 2007. He ended the season with 93 catches, making it the fourth 90-catch season of his career. The broadcast deal made GoDaddy.com the official presenting sponsor of the 2007 Saturday night games, which featured on-air announcements, logo placement and a number of commercials on the sports network, including ABC. The company's sponsorship decision came on the heels of a successful year as broadcast sponsor for the 2007 Indianapolis 500 Race and sponsor of IndyCar ®driver and Go Daddy Girl Danica Patrick.

The world's largest domain name registrar initially made a name for itself with its Super Bowl advertising, making Super Bowl history with its controversial "wardrobe malfunction" commercial of 2005. Attracted by college football's loyal audience and key demographics, the company has since assumed an additional role as marquee advertiser for collegiate football. "This is an audience we really like," said Go Daddy CEO and Founder Bob Parsons. The vast majority are Internet users, and the best part of it is these viewers are absolutely passionate. Our research shows college football fans rank third for fan intensity behind the NFL and NASCAR."

Three Go Daddy commercials featuring Chad aired on ESPN2 during the Saturday night games.