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WRTB28 insightsLatest Aug 1, 2026
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PositiveNewsJul 31, 202632BeatWriters
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Ravens Camp - Practice 3 Notebook: - Big day for the defense! - Secondary had success all day, let by Wiggins & Humphrey. They set the tone - Keyon Martin keeps finding his way around the football. He flies around the field. Was great in coverage today - Team periods were extra competitive today. Late down scenarios and red zone work had a lot of chirping. It was fun to watch - Tez Walker had a nice grab in the back in the endzone. Bobbled initially but gathered before hitting the ground - Ma...

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PositiveNewsJul 30, 202632BeatWriters
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Another big catch for Tez Johnson — had two in back of end zone in goal line, now catches a deep touchdown from Jake Browning and flips in the end zone in celebration. I’d think the team posts video later ..

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PositiveNewsJul 26, 2026Jacob Gibbs
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After examining stand-out Vegas expectations with @​SmolaDS and digging into the schedule (plus @​CoachspeakIndex notes) for every team with @​DanSchneierNFL, I made the following 2026 Fantasy Football rankings adjustments: 📈Kyler Murray / Justin Jefferson 📈Josh Downs / Tyler Warren 📈Jayden Daniels / Terry McLaurin 📉Bill 📈Rachaad White 📈Parker Washington/Brenton Strange 📉BTJ 📉Bhayshul Tuten 📈Derrick Henry 📈Chase Brown 📈Saquon Barkley 📈Kenneth Walker 📉Courtland Sutton 📈Jayden Ree...

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NegativeRoleJul 25, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Johnson finished as PPR WR67 in his 2025 rookie season, producing five double-digit fantasy-point outings as the offense navigated wide receiver injuries mid-season. He averaged just 1.08 YPRR across the full season and 1.27 YPRR during his productive Weeks 5-12 run, during which he scored five touchdowns. Johnson reportedly stood out at organized team activities and mandatory minicamp this year. He is competing for the wide-open WR3 role alongside Jalen McMillan and Ted Hurst.
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NegativeRoleJul 25, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Johnson finished as PPR WR67 in his 2025 rookie season, producing five double-digit fantasy-point outings as the offense navigated wide receiver injuries mid-season. He averaged just 1.08 YPRR across the full season and 1.27 YPRR during his productive Weeks 5-12 run, during which he scored five touchdowns. Johnson reportedly stood out at organized team activities and mandatory minicamp this year. He is competing with Jalen McMillan and Ted Hurst for the wide-open WR3 role.
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PositiveSleeperJul 25, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Johnson finished as PPR WR67 in his 2025 rookie season but produced five double-digit fantasy-point outings as the offense navigated wide receiver injuries mid-season. He averaged 1.08 YPRR across the full season and 1.27 YPRR during his productive Weeks 5-12 run, during which he scored five touchdowns. Johnson reportedly stood out at organized team activities and mandatory minicamp this year, competing for the wide-open WR3 role.
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PositiveRoleJul 25, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Johnson finished as PPR WR67 in his 2025 rookie season, producing five double-digit fantasy-point outings as the offense navigated wide receiver injuries mid-season. He averaged 1.08 YPRR across the full season but averaged 1.27 YPRR during his productive Weeks 5-12 run, during which he scored five touchdowns. Johnson reportedly stood out at organized team activities and mandatory minicamp this year and is competing for the wide-open WR3 role.
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PositiveBreakoutJul 24, 2026NBC Sports Rotoworld
Johnson finished as PPR WR67 in his 2025 rookie season, producing five double-digit fantasy-point outings as the offense navigated wide receiver injuries mid-season. He averaged 1.08 YPRR across the full season but averaged 1.27 YPRR during his productive Weeks 5-12 run, during which he scored five touchdowns. Johnson reportedly stood out at organized team activities and mandatory minicamp this year, competing for the open WR3 role.
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PositiveNewsJul 22, 2026SleeperNFL
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.@​PFF ranked all 32 TEs ahead of the 2026 NFL season: 1. George Kittle 2. Trey McBride 3. Brock Bowers 4. Sam LaPorta 5. Colston Loveland 6. Dalton Kincaid 7. Tucker Kraft 8. Kyle Pitts 9. Travis Kelce 10. Tyler Warren 11. Brenton Strange 12. Hunter Henry 13. Dalton Schultz 14. Mark Andrews 15. Colby Parkinson 16. AJ Barner 17. Dallas Goedert 18. Juwan Johnson 19. Harold Fannin Jr. 20. Pat Freiermuth 21. T.J. Hockenson 22. Isaiah Likely 23. Oronde Gadsden 24. Jake Ferguson 25. Chigoziem Okon...

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PositiveNewsJul 12, 202632BeatWriters
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“Chris Godwin Jr. is aiming to return to form in the slot, while rookie Ted Hurst provides a true X receiver on the outside. Emeka Egbuka and Jalen McMillan can line up in various spots, giving Robinson the freedom to move them between the slot and perimeter depending on the matchup. Then there is Tez Johnson, who is another weapon capable of stretching defenses vertically and horizontally.”

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PositiveBreakoutNov 7, 2025Legendary Upside
Johnson stands out as potentially interesting with 96% route participation (versus Shepard's 67% against the Saints). Compared to Troy Franklin in profile—both run slot routes on roughly half their snaps and are incredibly lean—Johnson showed elite speed metrics despite a slow 40-yard dash time; he recorded the fastest tracked speed on go routes for the Seahawks quarterbacks. Drawing targets more than expected based on early-season volume.
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