Ty Johnson

Buffalo Bills running back Ty Johnson continues to play a modest role in the team's backfield rotation, logging between 20% and 33% of offensive snaps in each of the first four games. However, his on-field presence has not translated into meaningful fantasy production, as he's averaging just two carries for 10.8 yards per game. With James Cook III firmly entrenched as the lead back and quarterback Josh Allen consistently handling a share of the rushing workload, Johnson's fantasy value ... [Read More]

Buffalo Bills running back Ty Johnson saw just four carries for 34 yards in their victory over the New York Jets. Johnson did not see a target in the passing game. After serving as the No.2 option to James Cook through the opening weeks of the campaign, Johnson ceded those duties to rookie Ray Davis on Monday evening. Davis logged an impressive 20 carries with James Cook (toe) sitting out. Davis also added three receptions for 55 yards in the passing game. Fantasy managers should not hold ... [Read More]

Buffalo Bills running back Ty Johnson (knee) returned to full practice on Wednesday following limited sessions on Monday and Tuesday with a knee injury. The 26-year-old was banged up in the Week 1 win over the Arizona Cardinals, but he is good to go for Thursday Night against the Miami Dolphins in Week 2. Johnson saw two carries for seven yards and drew one target in the season-opener, so he's not on the fantasy football radar in traditional leagues unless James Cook or Ray Davis have to miss... [Read More]

New York Jets running back Ty Johnson had a role in the passing game almost exclusively in a Week 13 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. He carried the ball just once, gaining three yards. He did see seven targets in the passing game though, catching six of them for 38 yards. Johnson should continue to play a small support role once Michael Carter (ankle) returns, which could be as soon as Week 14 against the Buffalo Bills. [Read More]

New York Jets running back Ty Johnson scored his first touchdown of the season in a Week 12 win over the Chicago Bears. Johnson ran the ball five times for 62 yards and a score and also added one catch for 16 more yards. He was forced into a larger role in this game after James Robinson was a healthy scratch and Michael Carter (ankle) had to leave the game early due to an injury. Undrafted rookie Zonovan Knight and Johnson made up the Jets backfield for most of the game, and both played ... [Read More]