A dependable possession receiver whose production climbed each year at Pitt before arriving as a proven ACC piece. Johnson grew from 122 yards as a freshman to 537 to a 695-yard, five-touchdown 2025, and the steady upward line and 14.5-yard average show a receiver rounding into a real WR1 role; he wins with reliable hands and route detail out of a 6-1, 200 frame and adds jet-sweep value. The tempering reality is the ceiling: sub-700 yards as a lead receiver reads as a solid college producer rather than a burner who stresses coverage vertically, so the separation trait is what a pro projection hinges on. He joins a deep Texas Tech room as a plug-and-play starter. Projects as a fringe pro prospect and quality college WR whose consistency gives him a priority-free-agent path if the yardage takes another step.