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Drafted by the Steelers, Johnson accepted a higher offer from Calgary in the Canadian Football League.
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After one year in the CFL, Johnson joined the San Francisco 49ers.
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Not only a great blocker, Johnson racked up impressive rushing totals despite sharing a backfield in SF with two other Hall of Fame runners.
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Johnson had great hands also and was utilized as a pass catcher out of the backfield.
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Johnson was traded to the Lions and helped them to a NFL title his first year with the team.
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Johnson's greatest years came with the Steelers.
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John Henry led Pittsburgh in rushing four straight years.
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John Henry became the Steelers' first 1,000-yard rusher in 1962.
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Johnson's Hall of Fame mural.
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John Henry posing with his presenter Art Rooney, the founder and owner of the Steelers.
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John Henry's bronze bust.