General manager Steve Keim said on Monday morning that Johnson's knee "should be fine," Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

General manager Steve Keim said on Monday morning that Johnson's knee "should be fine," Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Analysis:

Johnson missed the last few plays of the first half after taking a hit to the knee, but otherwise, he ran roughshod over the Eagles on Sunday night. With 187 yards on the ledger, he easily set a career high, but the three touchdowns really pushed him over the top. Speaking of the scores, he was the only Cardinals running back entrusted with goal-line carries, which may hold steady, even if Andre Ellington (turf toe) is able to return next Sunday against the Packers.