Juwan Johnson, the New Orleans Saints tight end, is going to become a father again. Johnson and his wife Chanen took to social media to announce their second pregnancy together. The post features the two posing for the camera, with Chanen showing off her baby bump.
Johnson and Chanen welcomed their first daughter, J’adore, in July 2023. In another Instagram post, the family sits down, with J’adore in the center wearing a sweater with the words “Big Sister” and Chanen holding her ultrasound photos.
They met while attending Penn State and married in 2020. After the couple had J’adore last year, Johnson took to Instagram to express his feelings about fatherhood.
“What a blessing! A doctor in college told Chanen she couldn’t have children. That she would be unable to. A year ago, I experienced two miscarriages. But I know something or someone who is larger than this giant. God never loses. “Not once,” Johnson wrote.
“This girl right here is one-of-a-kind, and I’m grateful to call her my wife. God gave this young girl, and it is a testimonial to her everlasting faith. Thank you, Jesus. J’adore Blessing Johnson, welcome to this world, Princess! “Daddy will always be there for you and Mommy.”
Juwan Johnson put in ‘hard work’ with the Saints
Johnson joined the Saints as an undrafted free agent in 2020. He appeared in 16 games for the Saints last season, recording 37 receptions for 368 yards and four touchdowns. Before the 2023 season, Johnson agreed to a two-year contract deal with the Saints.
Understanding blocking and running techniques is the most challenging aspect of tight end play. I know nothing about running principles. What is a jab counter? “What is a power?” Johnson informed Fansided in February. “I had no idea. But, for me, the most important thing was to invest my time in mastering the running schemes. Passing? I could do anything, and you could put me in any position; I know what I’m doing. However, when it comes to running I had to put in a lot of time and effort to get there.”
Johnson started his undergraduate career at Penn State but spent his final season at Oregon. In his one year with the Ducks, Johnson caught 30 passes for 467 yards and four touchdowns. In three seasons at Penn State, Johnson caught 81 passes for 1,123 yards and two touchdowns.
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