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Juwan Johnson has quietly been in the league since 2020 and has been steadily improving as a viable fantasy option over the last three seasons, culminating in his TE10 finish last year
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Johnson is TE10 with moderate upside as Saints' second read.
Johnson has quietly been in the league since 2020 and has been steadily improving as a viable fantasy option over the last three seasons, culminating in his TE10 finish last year on the heels of a 77/889/3 split. When New Orleans dealt Rashid Shaheed to Seattle, Johnson became the second read in the passing game behind Chris Olave. The Saints' decision to spend their first-round selection on Jordyn Tyson out of Arizona State dumped a bucket of cold water on Johnson's 2026 outlook, but a lingering hamstring issue will cause Tyson to miss at least the beginning of the season. New Orleans is a team that will need to pass early and often to stay competitive, and as a PPR option with moderate target upside, fantasy managers would do well to add him as a solid backup option or bye-week fill-in.
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