New York Jets running back Ty Johnson was heavily involved in the passing game during the Week 10 matchup against the Buffalo Bills. Johnson only rushed twice for two yards in the loss. Although, he hauled in five receptions for 36 yards in Sunday's blowout loss to Buffalo. Those five catches was actually tied for the team-high on the day. Johnson normally does most of his damage in the receiving game. Fantasy managers should expect similar results against the Miami Dolphins next week. That ...

New York Jets running back Ty Johnson has found a way to contribute despite not getting many carries this season. Most of the time, Johnson is getting four or less rushing attempts per game. Rookie running back Michael Carter has taken over the lead back job and gets a majority of the carries. That being said, Johnson continues to have some fantasy value because of his receiving ability. Sadly, it could be tough for him to have fantasy value against the tough Buffalo Bills defense in Week 10. ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in 14+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 16% of LeaguesANALYSIS: Ty Johnsoncontinues to barely be rostered, but that should change. He saw only six touches in Week 9 but he did find the end zone on a fourth-quarter receiving touchdown. It was his fourth straight game with over 11 fantasy points. He is the secondary back on a bad offense, but that has not halted his fantasy production. He gets a boost if Mike White starts again this week, as no one loves throwing to RBs more. His Week 10 ...

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The halfway point of the 2021 fantasy football season came and went, leaving us with the final five weeks to bolster rosters for a run at making the playoffs. A wild week on and off the field has created many opportunities for role players to step up and deliver week-winning production, as Ty Johnson finished as an RB1 in full-PPR formats during Week 8, along with Cole Beasley drawing 13 targets to finish as the WR10.These are just a couple of examples that emphasize how important playing the ...

New York Jets running back Ty Johnson has found a way to keep some PPR fantasy value over the last month or so. Rookie Michael Carter appears to have run away with the lead back job. However, Johnson still finds a way to make an impact each week and Week 9 was no different. Johnson rushed four times for 21 yards and hauled in two receptions for 40 yards and one touchdown in the loss to the Indianapolis Colts. He also lost a fumble in this game, but regardless he continues having PPR value. ...

With three consecutive double-digit fantasy point totals on his résumé, can fantasy managers start Ty Johnson this week against the Colts?

BALLER MOVE: Add in 14+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 5% of LeaguesANALYSIS: Do the Jets suddenly have an offense? We'll see what version ofMike Whitewe get next week but it's certainly looking better than before. As long asTevin Colemanremains sidelined with a bum hammy, Johnson will get a fair amount of touches alongsideMichael Carter. Both backs were utilized more as receivers than runners in a shootout with Cincinnati and that could prove to be the winning formula with this offense based on their...

New York Jets running back Ty Johnson has posted some low-end fantasy value in PPR formats over the last few weeks. The emergence of rookie running back Michael Carter has limited Johnson's impact in the offense. In Week 8, Johnson rushed four times for 15 yards in the win over the Cincinnati Bengals. However, he salvaged his fantasy value with five receptions for 71 yards and an impressive touchdown grab. It appears Carter is going to be the workhorse back, so that isn't good news for Johnson. ...