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Ty Johnson

RB · #101

BUF · RB · Age 28

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Ty Johnson's recent performance, averaging just 10.2 PPR points over the last four games with a carry share of only 15.2%, signals he is not a reliable contributor for fantasy lineups.

Role & volume
Ty Johnson's trailing average snap share of 32.2% and target share of 7.7% indicate limited involvement in the BUF offense, with his carry share fluctuating between 10.8% and 30.2%. This suggests he is not a primary ball carrier.
Projected role
Our value ranks Ty Johnson as RB58, indicating that he does not project to be a top-tier fantasy option for the upcoming season, with his role likely remaining marginal in BUF's offensive scheme.
Range (floor–ceiling)
Given his recent performance and value rank, Johnson's range is limited, with a floor of 5.8 PPR points and a ceiling that does not break into the RB1 territory, making him a risky addition to fantasy lineups.
Intel updated: 2 days ago
Current statusBUF
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Risk & Opportunity Analysis (4 flags)

Risk Flags

3
  • Injury Concerns

    A right hamstring injury sustained in an August 2026 practice sidelined Johnson for the season opener and has limited practice participation since; recurring soft-tissue injuries can erode a complementary back's roster spot quickly.

  • Contract Situation

    Johnson is playing on the final year of his contract, creating pending free-agency uncertainty for his Buffalo role beyond the 2026 season.

  • Target Volume

    Despite rising snap and carry share, Johnson's target share sits in the mid-single digits behind James Cook's entrenched three-down role, capping his overall touch ceiling relative to Ray Davis and Frank Gore Jr. in the same backfield.

Opportunity Flags

1
  • Usage & Volume

    Snap share and carry share have both trended upward recently even as target share dipped week to week, suggesting an expanding rather than shrinking early-down complementary role once healthy.

Format Comparison

Ty Johnson — Format Comparison

FormatValuevs Best
PPR 1QBBest523—
PPR SF430-93