Summary
Ty Johnson carries a 69.0 dynasty score, ranking 75 at RB. At 28 years old with one year remaining on his contract, Johnson’s production remains stable, and his contract situation provides role security.
Projection Rationale
Johnson’s 200 rushing yards and 263 receiving yards in 2025 indicate a stable production trajectory. His efficiency grade (50th percentile) and durability grade (86th percentile) suggest he remains a reliable contributor. With one year left on his contract, Johnson’s role security is secure.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in 2025. Johnson’s age (28) and durability grade (86th percentile) suggest a moderate injury risk profile.
Opportunity Notes
Johnson’s snap share percentage was 27.4% in 2025, trending stable throughout the season. Competition from other backs in the future may impact Johnson’s role.
Scheme Fit Analysis
Pete Carmichael coordinates a west coast offense with a 42.4% run rate and 57.6% pass rate. The Bills’ offense often employs the shotgun formation, which may limit Johnson’s ceiling.
Trend Assessment
Stable. Johnson’s snap share and production have remained consistent throughout the 2025 season.
Ceiling / Floor
Ceiling: RB2-RB3. For Johnson to reach this ceiling, he needs to maintain a high snap share and continue to contribute as a receiver. If Johnson loses his role or suffers an injury, he may drop to the lower tier of running backs, or RB4-RB5.
Comparable Player
Tony Richardson, 1999-2003