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Quentin Johnston is still getting chances down the field, but the Chargers are not throwing him the ball often enough to create a stable fantasy role. He has seven catches for 108 yards through four games and has not scored. Week 4 was the clearest example: one catch on two targets went for 44 yards, a useful play that still left him with only one reception for the afternoon.
PFM has Johnston WR49 for Week 5 against Denver and WR37 for the rest of the season. His 12.5-yard average target depth keeps some big-play appeal alive, but a 16.2% target share and seven total catches leave the floor extremely low. Johnston does not need shorter targets; he needs more targets. Until the Chargers give him a steadier route-to-opportunity connection, he remains a volatile flex whose fantasy value can disappear when the one deep chance does not hit.