Rookie profile

2022 Rookie profile

Quintan Johnston - WR

Franchise Football League

est 1989

6' 2"

227

33 7/8"

10"

Draft Profile:

FFL89 Pick

Rd.		#

Comments:

WalterFootball.com

Draft Pick: LA Chargers
Round	1	Pick #	20
DOB		9-6-2001
College:		TCU
Ranking:
DLF	5	Pos.	WR3
DLF Rookie ADP		8.52
DLF Overall ADP		63.17
Comparison:
NFL Grade:		6.40
Become good starter within two years
Comparison:		Alshon Jeffery
Project. round		1 - 2
CBSsports - rankings
Rookie Overall:		27
Position		3
Comparison:		Tee Higgins
Bleacher/Report
B/R	8.3	Overall	WR2
Project. round		Late 1st - 2nd
Comparison:
Contract
5-11 signed a 4 year contract

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40.5

11' 2"

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Player profiles on:

BMI - 26.50

4.49-4.51

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Prospects Comments

6' 3"

212

FFL89 Pick
Young Guns
Rd.	1	#	5

33 5/8"

9 5/8"

BMI = High Body Mass Index

higher than 32.0 is extraordinary

Formula: mass(lbs) / height(in.)^2 x 703

RB - 27.00 - 32.00 WR - 26.00 - 30.00

Bye

Week

DLF - Yuck. Johnston possesses what could be the draft's highest ceiling due to his combination of speed and agility but focus drops and route-tree immaturity remain question marks. Combine that with a selection by New England, who hasn't had a noteworthy receiver in years, and Johnston could fall to dynasty's rookie draft WR3 or lower. By all accounts, Johnston had a fine combine performance, leaping more than 40" in his vertical, 11'2" in his broad jump but opted not to run the 40. Should the upside rookie not run his 40 at TCU's pro day, more question marks could arise. Johnston is listed as DLF's WR2 behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

NFL - “He’s got some freak (athleticism) in him and will test great, but the hands are a concern for me.” -- Area scout for NFC team

DLF - Johnston was taken by the Chargers with the 21st overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. This is a solid landing spot for Johnston, though dynasty managers will need to be patient as he will slot behind both Keenan Allen and Mike Williams for the foreseeable future. Johnston looks like a bit of a luxury pick at this point but dynasty managers will take it as he'll be tied long-term to Justin Herbert. There's real long-term upside here with Johnston and he has the looks of a mid-first round pick in the dynasty rookie drafts as one of the safer picks of the year.