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Going as the WR42, 80th overall, the projections essentially forecast a near-identical statistical season to what Johnston already produced last year... That analyst's personal projection is meaningfully more bullish, forecasting closer to 900 receiving yards and approaching nine touchdowns
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Johnston's projections undervalue situational upgrade; analyst projects 900 yards, 9 TDs.

Going as WR42, 80th overall, the projections essentially forecast a near-identical statistical season to what Johnston already produced last year, including two fewer touchdowns than his actual total. One the source pushes back hard on this static projection, arguing it doesn't properly account for a real situational upgrade in this offense, including a new, highly regarded offensive coordinator and a much-improved offensive line. There's a real double standard at play too: when a more established teammate's disappointing prior output comes up, it's readily excused as a product of a bad situation and poor blocking, while Johnston's similarly disappointing numbers tend to get treated as a fixed reflection of his talent rather than also being shaped by that same bad situation. That the source's personal projection is meaningfully more bullish, forecasting closer to 900 receiving yards and approaching nine touchdowns if he settles in as this offense's clear number two target earner.

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