Johnson brings length and shooting to the Nuggets’ wing rotation, offering three-point threat and solid defense that fits Denver’s system. He slots into a versatile lineup, expanding spacing and off-ball movement behind Murray and Jokic.

Johnson lands in Denver to space Jokic and diversify the Nuggets’ lineup. He brings dependable 3-point shooting and rotational defense, potentially raising his per-game value as Denver uses him in multiple lineups. Expect increased usage on off-nights and more catch-and-shoot opportunities.

Johnson arrives as a length-driven wing who can space the floor for Jokic and provide perimeter defense. His fit alongside Jokic adds shooting and playmaking, but his minutes hinge on the rest of Denver’s depth and how Love’s potential addition shapes the rotation.

Johnson lands with Denver as a reliable 3-and-D forward, increasing the Nuggets’ floor spacing and defensive versatility. His off-ball movement and catch-and-shoot ability should complement Jokic, potentially elevating Denver’s bench and overall offensive balance.

Johnson’s arrival in Denver broadens the Nuggets’ spacing and pick-and-roll versatility, addressing offensive gaps and strengthening the offense as Bruce Brown returns. Fantasy managers should anticipate improved shooting efficiency and additional scoring options for Denver’s top unit.