Johnson is listed at 6-2 – 202 pounds, Due to a turf toe injury, he appeared in only six games in 2024. However, over his three seasons at Michigan, Johnson allowed a completion rate of just 53% at 13.4 yards per catch with good ball production, coming away with nine interceptions and seven pass breakups.

The NFL offseason has begun for the Jacksonville Jaguars. That means it’s the official start of NFL Draft season. As the college football schedule comes to an end, NFL clubs will continue the vetting process of finding players to fill out their rosters.

Among a number of topics in a recent article, ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller shared the approach that the Jacksonville Jaguars should take in the 2025 NFL draft. As Miller put it, the Jaguars should be "all-in" on improving their defense early in the draft.