Cornelius Johnson provides a versatile WR profile with upside for a practice-squad role. If promoted, he could develop into a multi-route threat with potential for occasional red-zone looks, particularly in packages designed to maximize his size and speed edge in GB’s aerial attack.

Johnson, a Michigan product and 2024 Chargers seventh-round pick who impressed in Packers preseason, offers a big frame and red-zone potential. If added by Jacksonville, he could compete for snaps as a boundary receiver and become a sleeper option in deeper fantasy formats.

Johnson emerged as a standout target with multiple catches, a high-point grab, and the everyday-adjustment ability that coaches prize for depth. He looked the part of a possible practice-squad asset who could be elevated under pressure or used in specific packages for extended action.

Cornelius Johnson, a wide receiver, was drafted by the Chargers but is now with the Packers. His size and athleticism make him an interesting prospect, but his route-running needs improvement.