Johnson's strong start to camp has increased the veteran's chances of making the Titans roster, Jason Wolf of the Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

Johnson's consistency has stood out among a young group of receivers that lacks that trait. The long-time Texans great managed just 503 receiving yards with the Colts last season, but that mark still would've been good enough for second among Titans wideouts. While the 35-year-old isn't what he once was, Tennessee could easily opt to keep him around on his team-friendly minimum-salary deal if their youngsters don't step up.