Two Calvin Johnsons share a name but not a lineage: the Hall of Fame Lions receiver and CJ2, a Tulsa wideout who just found the end zone on a Saturday night. The piece confirms they aren’t related and traces CJ2’s path from Northwestern to Tulsa, where a early score signals budding talent amid doubt about frame and workload.

For fantasy managers, CJ2 is intriguing but uncertain. At 5-11, 185, his size doesn’t scream megatron-like dominance, and Tulsa’s offense may limit ceiling. Still, the name recognition and a spark like that Saturday TD demand watch-list consideration, especially if Tulsa’s system unlocks more targets.

The column also threads in broader NFL headlines—Hill’s cold streak, Mac Jones’s leap with the 49ers, and other notes—that color the week’s fantasy landscape and remind managers to chase opportunity over hype.

Giants bolster the defense by elevating Elijah Garcia and Swayze Bozeman from the practice squad to help the front seven and special teams as injuries tighten the depth chart. With Rakeem Nunez-Roches doubtful and Micah McFadden on IR, New York pivots to veteran-ready depth behind the line and at inside linebacker while cap space remains tight.

Coming off a 21-6 loss to Washington, the Giants travel to Arlington for a Sunday matchup with Dallas at 1:05 p.m., where the new depth will be tested and future roster moves could hinge on any cap relief. The move signals a practical, depth-first approach as they chase a stronger division start.