Overview
- Johnson signed a one-year contract after Cleveland was the only team to extend him a free-agency offer.
- He finished last season with 33 receptions for 375 yards and three touchdowns after stints with the Panthers, Ravens and Texans.
- Coach Kevin Stefanski has commended Johnson’s rapid understanding of the playbook during Browns minicamp.
- With Pro Bowl receiver Jerry Jeudy established as the No. 1 target, Johnson will compete with Cedric Tillman and David Bell for playing time.
- He views this opportunity as make-or-break for rebuilding his career following a turbulent 2024 campaign.