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The bold call: Johnston becomes the clear wide receiver one for his team this year and finishes as a top-15 fantasy receiver. Over that healthy sample, he actually led his entire team in six separate major usage categories, including target share, yards per route run, red zone targets, deep targets, missed tackles forced, and first-read share, and averaged nearly 14 PPR points per game.
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Johnston's healthy-sample usage dominance supports top-15 WR finish despite inconsistency history.
The bold call: Johnston becomes the clear wide receiver one for his team this year and finishes as a top-15 fantasy receiver. The case is built entirely around isolating his genuinely healthy games from last season and excluding a clearly injury-affected stretch. Over that healthy sample, he actually led his entire team in six separate major usage categories, including target share, yards per route run, red zone targets, deep targets, missed tackles forced, and first-read share, and averaged nearly 14 PPR points per game, a full-season pace that would have ranked him as a top-16 receiver. The counterargument centers on a teammate who's viewed as the more likely true WR1 given his own strong rookie season and a vacated target share left behind by a departed veteran, along with Johnston's well-documented history of wildly inconsistent week-to-week production.
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