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Quentin Johnston

Quentin Johnston reached 8 touchdowns and 735 yards in 13 games, while a 15.4% target share adds risk at WR41.

What 2026 looks like

Touchdowns drove a large part of Johnston's 2025 value. Through 13 games, 84 targets yielded 51 catches at a 61% rate, 735 yards and 8 scores. The 14.4 per catch created downfield production, but a 15.4% target share leaves less insulation if the scoring falls. Johnston didn't control a dominant share of Los Angeles (AFC) opportunities. His downfield efficiency produced value, while the touchdown total shouldn't be treated as a guaranteed repeat. Managers need to price both the downfield output and the possibility of fewer scores.

A +15 gap makes Johnston cheaper in drafts than his 89 overall, WR41 and tier 7 consensus placement. Schedule difficulty pushes the other way because Los Angeles (AFC) has a tough 2 of 5 draw, plus a week 7 bye. More than 84 targets would soften the reliance on touchdowns, but a larger role remains uncertain. Johnston's 14.4 per catch offers weekly upside when opportunities connect, while the 15.4% share keeps his floor uncertain. That combination fits a roster seeking variance better than one short on stable targets.

Asked & answered

Can Quentin Johnston repeat his 8 touchdowns?

The measured season shows that he scored 8 times in 13 games, but it doesn't guarantee the same result. Johnston held a 15.4% target share and caught 51 passes, so a scoring decline would expose the thinner volume base. Draft cost should leave room for fewer touchdowns even after a strong 2025 total.

Why are experts higher on Quentin Johnston?

Consensus ranks Johnston 15 spots above average draft position, at 89 overall and WR41. His 735 yards, 14.4 per catch and 8 touchdowns give experts a production case. The counterweight is a tough 2 of 5 schedule and a 15.4% share that leaves his weekly floor less secure.

What is Quentin Johnston's main fantasy weakness?

Target share is the clearest issue. Johnston received 15.4% of team targets in the measured season, finishing with 84 chances across 13 games. His 14.4 yards per catch and 8 touchdowns created value, but fewer scores would make the 51-reception base more visible.

Week 1 kicks off September 9.

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