Player insights

Quentin Johnston is discussed in the Week 3 wide receiver rankings segment.

Assigned a C grade for Week 3 start/sit advice.

Received a C start/sit grade for Week 3 matchup against Buffalo, indicating limited fantasy upside in this specific week.

Johnston will thrive against the Bills' weak defense in Week 3, benefiting from Herbert's strong performance against a secondary that has permitted a top-five figure in fantasy points to WRs.

The source does not recommend starting Quentin Johnston, preferring other options like DJ Moore, Denzel Boston, or Jakobi Meyers over him. He is also cited as a negative benchmark for target volume, currently receiving zero targets per game.

Davis Mattek highlights a bearish sentiment regarding Quentin Johnston, citing a quote from Justin Herbert who, when asked about increasing Johnston's involvement, responded, 'I think he's got a bunch of targets.'

Johnston is ranked 40th among Week 3 WRs by the source.

Johnston is ranked 40th among Week 3 WRs in the source's rankings.

Johnston is WR99 in fantasy points per game after two weeks with an 18.5% target share, 0.49 YPRR, 21.1% first-read share, zero red zone targets, and one deep target. The source characterizes the entire Chargers offense as broken and Johnston as a desperation flex only, recommending he be sat in most leagues and formats.

Quentin Johnston ranks WR99 in fantasy points per game after two weeks. The source describes this ranking as 'really bad' and attributes it to the entire Chargers offense looking broken. The source expresses hope that the team can get on track but suggests it is not crazy to be very concerned about Johnston's fantasy outlook.

Johnston is the WR99 in fantasy points per game after two weeks with an 18.5% target share, 0.49 YPRR, 21.1% first-read share, zero red zone targets, and one deep target. The source notes the entire Chargers offense looks broken and designates Johnston as a desperation flex only, recommending he be benched in most leagues.

One comment references 'QJ's music' in a joking context, suggesting minimal fantasy relevance or discussion.

Ian Hartitz lists Quentin Johnston as a player underperforming his draft value, noting that the Chargers' offense is currently an absolute mess.

Johnston has turned 11 targets into three receptions for 24 yards; his long touchdown catch in the preseason feels like it happened six months ago; the source doubts the Chargers offense will gel on the road in Buffalo.

Johnston has been a rough value through Weeks 1-2; he was drafted at WR47 in ESPN preseason ADP but has posted only WR96 PPR rank, significantly underperforming draft expectations.

Has turned 11 targets into three receptions for 24 yards; his long touchdown catch in the preseason feels like it happened six months ago, and Pat Surtain doesn't expect the Chargers offense to gel on the road in Buffalo.

Johnston has significantly underperformed preseason expectations through two weeks; drafted at WR47 in ESPN ADP but has posted only WR96 PPR rank, making him one of the season's worst value plays.

Adam Dove identifies Quentin Johnston as WAY underwhelming and suggests dropping him to add Keon Coleman if his target volume continues in Buffalo's offense.

Quentin Johnston is used as a benchmark for value, with the source preferring to trade him away to acquire Jordan Tyson.

Trade value ranked 9 in Week 3 wide receiver breakdown.

Quentin Johnston ranks in the bottom left of yards after contact per carry and tackles avoided per carry through two weeks, indicating poor efficiency and struggling to move the pile or generate hard-fought yards early in the season.

Quentin Johnston is struggling for fantasy relevance, averaging only three fantasy points per game, leading Cd Lamp. This to suggest Treylon Burks might be a better alternative.