Johnson (neck) is inactive Sunday against the Chiefs.

EDGE Analysis

Johnson won't be able to overcome his doubtful designation and will sidelined for the Chargers' season finale. The second-year pro will likely be replaced by Jordan McFadden at left guard against Kansas City.

Johnson (neck) is listed as doubtful ahead of Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

EDGE Analysis

The 2022 first-round pick out of Boston College is likely in line to miss his second consecutive game Sunday, as he continues to recover from a neck issue. Jordan McFadden is expected to get the nod at left guard in Johnson's stead.

Johnson (neck) is listed as inactive for Sunday's game against the Broncos.

EDGE Analysis

Johnson has been nursing a neck injury and will miss Week 17 as a result. In his absence, Jordan McFadden is a prime candidate to replace him at left guard.

The Chargers are moving Johnson to left guard this season, Daniel Popper of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 17th overall pick in last year's NFL Draft, Johnson started all 17 games as a rookie and played every one of his 1,254 snaps at right guard. He's now shifting to his more natural left side and will play between LT Rashawn Slater and C Corey Linsley. 2022 sixth-rounder Jamaree Salyer is expected to take over at right guard next to RT Trey Pipkins.

Johnson has no injury designation for Sunday's game against Miami.

EDGE Analysis

Johnson suffered a shoulder injury during the Chargers' Week 13 loss to Las Vegas. However, he turned in two full practices ahead of Sunday's game against Miami and will be ready to retain his role as the team's starting right guard.

Johnson is dealing with a shoulder injury following Sunday's loss to the Raiders, Jeff Miller of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Johnson appeared to sustain his injury in the first half of Sunday's matchup, but the severity of the issue is unclear. Brenden Jaimes filled in on the offensive line following Johnson's departure.

The Chargers selected Johnson in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, 17th overall.

EDGE Analysis

Los Angeles continues to protect its investment in Justin Herbert by adding to its offensive line. Johnson was considered by many to be the best guard prospect in this class. The Boston College product is a stout and sturdy people-mover with impressive workout metrics as he tested above the 90th percentile in multiple events at the combine, including his jumps and shuttle.