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The Long View Podcast on Juwan Johnson

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You were mad about Juwan Johnson's target share. And then two weeks ago, he has five catches, four yards and highest target share of the year. And a run heavy game plan. And then suddenly you're like, well, I was right that he's doesn't have a role anymore. But I'm also the high guy in the room on him.
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Johnson's target share volatility masks complex snap/route deployment patterns.

Johnson had five catches for four yards in a run-heavy game plan two weeks ago with his highest target share of the year; however, he subsequently had zero catches for zero yards in a week when his team posted negative 10% pure OE and the quarterback had a broken hand. He has shown higher snap share than target share and route share, indicating he's being deployed on some rundowns beyond receiving roles, suggesting nuanced usage patterns rather than a clear receiving role.

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