12-personnel base with Johnson on the field for 82% of snaps; seven targets, red-zone potential with Jaxson Dart; but touchdowns remain the swing factor given his moderate aDOT.

Explored as a focal point in two-TE looks, Johnson benefited from tighter formations that opened the middle and red-zone opportunities, especially with Nabers out. His usage could become a recurring feature if the offense leans into tight-end versatility.

Theo Johnson emerges as a lead TE early, catching two first-quarter TDs and finishing with six receptions on seven targets. He provides a willing blocker and seams threat, signaling that the Giants may lean more TE heavy as Nabers is out.

Theo Johnson’s two-TD game and Nabers’ injury boost his value as a weekly streamer for NYG, with his role expanding to potential starter status in Week 6.

Johnson emerged in the red zone with two scores, pairing six catches on seven targets for 33 yards, signaling growing chemistry with Dart and a potential repeat in future opportunities.