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Chris Johnson, a running back for the Tennessee Titans, revives the Ice Bucket Challenge to support ALS research after being diagnosed with the disease in 2025 at age 39. He partnered with Michael Strahan on Good Morning America and has received support from Marshawn Lynch and others who previously helped raise over $220 million for ALS research through the challenge.

Chris Johnson revives the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise ALS awareness, inspired by a recent social media post. He challenges athletes like Marshawn Lynch and former teammates to participate, following his ALS diagnosis. The campaign previously raised $135 million in the U.S. for ALS research.

Chris Johnson, a former NFL player, is reviving the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise awareness for ALS after his diagnosis. He challenged former teammates and athletes like Marshawn Lynch to participate, referencing the 2014 campaign that raised $135 million in the U.S. and $220 million globally for ALS research.

Chris Johnson is reviving the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise ALS awareness after being diagnosed with the disease. The challenge previously raised $135 million in the U.S. and $220 million globally. Johnson challenged Marshawn Lynch, LenDale White, and Adam Jones to participate.

Chris Johnson, an NFL player diagnosed with ALS, is reviving the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise awareness and funds for the disease. The challenge, which previously raised over $220 million globally in 2014, now includes calls for participation from athletes like Marshawn Lynch and former teammates. Johnson shared his diagnosis on Good Morning America and aims to reignite the campaign's impact.