Huddle Up: Ever since a red-hot September, Johnston has flittered around the edges of fantasy relevance, averaging 3 receptions and 33 yards per game with two TDs over his last five outings. He's been targeted 16 times over the past two weeks, which shows he's still very much involved in the gameplan, providing hope that better days are ahead. Consider him a low-end WR3 or strong WR4 for now.

Huddle Up: Johnston had his best showing since Sept. 28 in a game against the New York Giants, he now has six touchdown receptions in eight games this season. While he has tailed off lately, in terms of receiving yardage, he remains a useful WR4 or flex fantasy option in most leagues, and he certainly has the potential to do way more as we saw in the first four games.

Huddle Up: An absolute stud throughout the month of September, Johnston will finish October with just six receptions, 70 yards, and one TD in three games -- he didn't play in Week 6 due to a hamstring issue. It's a stunning fall from a player that looked like he was emerging as Justin Herbert's go-to receiver for the first four weeks. Now, it's Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden II seeing the lion's share of the targets with Keenan Allen, Tre' Harris, and Johnston fighting for the rest. This could certainly change again as the season wears on, so you wouldn't want to release Johnston or trade him for pennies on the dollar, but right now you'd be hard pressed to put him in your lineup for Week 9, either.

Huddle Up: An absolute stud throughout the month of September, Johnston will finish October with just six receptions, 70 yards, and one TD in three games -- he didn't play in Week 6 due to a hamstring issue. It's a stunning fall from a player that looked like he was emerging as Justin Herbert's go-to receiver for the first four weeks. Now, it's Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden II seeing the lion's share of the targets with Keenan Allen, Tre' Harris, and Johnston fighting for the rest. This could certainly change again as the season wears on, so you wouldn't want to release Johnston or trade him for pennies on the dollar, but right now you'd be hard pressed to put him in your lineup for Week 9, either.

Huddle Up: An absolute stud throughout the month of September, Johnston will finish October with just six receptions, 70 yards, and one TD in three games -- he didn't play in Week 6 due to a hamstring issue. It's a stunning fall from a player that looked like he was emerging as Justin Herbert's go-to receiver for the first four weeks. Now, it's Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden II seeing the lion's share of the targets with Keenan Allen, Tre' Harris, and Johnston fighting for the rest. This could certainly change again as the season wears on, so you wouldn't want to release Johnston or trade him for pennies on the dollar, but right now you'd be hard pressed to put him in your lineup for Week 9, either.

Huddle Up: An absolute stud throughout the month of September, Johnston will finish October with just six receptions, 70 yards, and one TD in three games -- he didn't play in Week 6 due to a hamstring issue. It's a stunning fall from a player that looked like he was emerging as Justin Herbert's go-to receiver for the first four weeks. Now, it's Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden II seeing the lion's share of the targets with Keenan Allen, Tre' Harris, and Johnston fighting for the rest. This could certainly change again as the season wears on, so you wouldn't want to release Johnston or trade him for pennies on the dollar, but right now you'd be hard pressed to put him in your lineup for Week 9, either.

Huddle Up: An absolute stud throughout the month of September, Johnston will finish October with just six receptions, 70 yards, and one TD in three games -- he didn't play in Week 6 due to a hamstring issue. It's a stunning fall from a player that looked like he was emerging as Justin Herbert's go-to receiver for the first four weeks. Now, it's Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden II seeing the lion's share of the targets with Keenan Allen, Tre' Harris, and Johnston fighting for the rest. This could certainly change again as the season wears on, so you wouldn't want to release Johnston or trade him for pennies on the dollar, but right now you'd be hard pressed to put him in your lineup for Week 9, either.

Huddle Up: An absolute stud throughout the month of September, Johnston will finish October with just six receptions, 70 yards, and one TD in three games -- he didn't play in Week 6 due to a hamstring issue. It's a stunning fall from a player that looked like he was emerging as Justin Herbert's go-to receiver for the first four weeks. Now, it's Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden II seeing the lion's share of the targets with Keenan Allen, Tre' Harris, and Johnston fighting for the rest. This could certainly change again as the season wears on, so you wouldn't want to release Johnston or trade him for pennies on the dollar, but right now you'd be hard pressed to put him in your lineup for Week 9, either.

Huddle Up: An absolute stud throughout the month of September, Johnston will finish October with just six receptions, 70 yards, and one TD in three games -- he didn't play in Week 6 due to a hamstring issue. It's a stunning fall from a player that looked like he was emerging as Justin Herbert's go-to receiver for the first four weeks. Now, it's Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden II seeing the lion's share of the targets with Keenan Allen, Tre' Harris, and Johnston fighting for the rest. This could certainly change again as the season wears on, so you wouldn't want to release Johnston or trade him for pennies on the dollar, but right now you'd be hard pressed to put him in your lineup for Week 9, either.

Huddle Up: An absolute stud throughout the month of September, Johnston will finish October with just six receptions, 70 yards, and one TD in three games -- he didn't play in Week 6 due to a hamstring issue. It's a stunning fall from a player that looked like he was emerging as Justin Herbert's go-to receiver for the first four weeks. Now, it's Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden II seeing the lion's share of the targets with Keenan Allen, Tre' Harris, and Johnston fighting for the rest. This could certainly change again as the season wears on, so you wouldn't want to release Johnston or trade him for pennies on the dollar, but right now you'd be hard pressed to put him in your lineup for Week 9, either.