Summary
Juwan Johnson carries a 88.0 dynasty score, ranking 9 at TE. Johnson’s 889 receiving yards and 77 receptions in 17 games indicate a stable production trajectory, especially considering he’s 29 and has 2 years remaining on his contract.
Projection Rationale
Johnson’s 77 receptions and 889 receiving yards in 2025 indicate a consistent production trajectory, especially considering he’s 29 and has 2 years remaining on his contract with a 78th percentile Verdict contract grade. His 82nd percentile Verdict usage grade and 92nd percentile durability grade suggest he’ll remain a key contributor in the Saints’ offense. Johnson’s contract situation, with 2 years remaining and $21,250,000 in guaranteed money, provides role security.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in 2025. Johnson’s 92nd percentile Verdict durability grade and 29 age suggest a low injury risk profile.
Opportunity Notes
Johnson’s snap share percentage trended down in 2025, averaging 71.4% across 17 games. With 2 years remaining on his contract and a 78th percentile Verdict contract grade, Johnson’s role appears secure.
Scheme Fit Analysis
Doug Nussmeier coordinates a west_coast offense with a 78.0% shotgun rate and 16.8% 12 personnel usage. Johnson’s 889 receiving yards and 77 receptions in 2025 suggest a beneficial scheme fit, especially with his 82nd percentile Verdict usage grade. The west_coast scheme helps Johnson’s ceiling, as he’s well-suited for the passing-heavy approach.
Trend Assessment
Rising
Johnson’s trend is rising due to his increasing production in 2025, with a 67th percentile Verdict production grade and 82nd percentile usage grade.
Ceiling / Floor
Ceiling: TE2-TE4, requiring continued production and efficiency increases. Johnson must maintain his 82nd percentile Verdict usage grade and 92nd percentile durability grade to reach this ceiling. Floor: TE5-TE6, referencing his 50th percentile consistency grade and potential volume decreases or role changes. Johnson’s 5,148 trade value provides a market context for his floor.
Comparable Player
Kellen Winslow, 1983-1997.