Greg Brainos said Juwan Johnson is his favorite final-round tight end to round out two-TE builds. He cited glowing comments from new head coach Kellen Moore, who emphasized Johnson’s ability to stretch the seam and compared his role to Dalton Schultz’s in Dallas—a player who saw 89 and 104 targets in Moore’s offense. Brainos expects Johnson to be featured on vertical and chunk-play concepts, giving him rare 20-point spike potential for a player routinely available in the 17th or 18th round. With most drafters chasing dusty veterans there, Brainos thinks Johnson’s blend of athleticism (4.58 forty at 230 lbs.) and a TE-friendly scheme makes him a cheap bet to finish top-12 in best-ball scoring weeks once or twice—exactly what he wants from a TE3.