Quentin Johnston

Quentin Johnston's rookie season left much to be desired, with disappointing production. Despite the Chargers' offseason moves opening up opportunities, including the departure of key receivers, Johnston failed to capitalize on his chances. With Ladd McConkey drafted early, Johnston's future role in the offense becomes uncertain. While it may be premature to label him a bust after just one season, his lack of impact in Year 1 (61st among 63 qualifying WRs in yards per route run) raises red flags for his fantasy value moving forward.

Quentin Johnston is aiming for a turnaround after having some "unacceptable" drops last year in his rookie season.

Fantasy Impact

"At the catch-point, taking my eyes off of it. I look it all the way in. I feel like it was a lack of focus all together," Johnston said Tuesday. "It was straight-up unacceptable. I always kind of go back to that moment when I step back out on practice or if I'm feeling a certain type of way at practice, I always go back to that. Chargers wide receivers coach Sanjay Lal, who spent the past two seasons in Seattle put Johnston through some of the same drills he used with DK Metcalf.