Juwan Johnson Fantasy Week 4 Start or Sit: A Low-End TE1 You Can Keep
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Atlanta comes to New Orleans on Sunday with Johnson eighth among tight ends in PFN’s Week 4 rankings, backed by two top-7 finishes attached to an offense that runs as many plays as anyone in the sport. The crippling late fumble is what stands out from last week, but I was more impressed by Tyler Shough identifying single coverage inside the 10 and executing a perfect third-down pass for seven points. Noah Fant getting home in two of three games makes any split dangerous, yet Week 2 showed pretty clearly that this is Johnson’s depth chart with a bullet. He’s a low-end TE1, and you’ve found a keeper here.
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Should You Start or Sit Juwan Johnson in Week 4?
Johnson has a pair of top-7 finishes at the position attached to an offense that runs as many plays as anyone in the sport. Noah Fant has gotten home in two of three games, and any splitting of the role is dangerous, but I thought that Week 2 showed us pretty clearly that this is Johnson’s depth chart with a bullet.
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The crippling fumble late is what will stand out when looking back on Week 3, but I was more impressed by Tyler Shough identifying single coverage inside of the 10-yard line and executing a perfect third-down pass to put seven points on the board.
Johnson is a low-end TE1 moving forward: you’ve found a keeper and don’t need to flirt with waiver wire options any time soon at the TE position.
Looking for analysis on every fantasy-relevant player beyond Johnson in Week 4? Visit Kyle Soppe’s Week 4 Fantasy Start-Sit Cheat Sheet.
Where Does Juwan Johnson Rank Amongst Other TEs in Week 4?
- 3) Brock Bowers
- 4) Tyler Warren
- 5) Sam LaPorta
- 6) Dalton Kincaid
- 7) Isaiah Likely
- 8) Juwan Johnson
- 9) Tucker Kraft
- 10) Kenyon Sadiq
- 11) Travis Kelce
- 12) Harold Fannin Jr.
- 13) Jake Ferguson
Compare him against the rest of the position in PFN’s Week 4 Tight End Rankings.
This article originally appeared on Pro Football Network.