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        40 Yard Dash
        4.5
        40 Yard Dash Rank
        98
        Three Cone Drill
        6.8
        Agility Score
        11
        Agility Score Rank
        96
        Burst Score
        132.6
        Burst Score Rank
        97
        SPARQ-x
        128.8
        SPARQ-x Rank
        96
        Speed Score
        120.8
        Speed Score Rank
        98
        Height Adjusted Speed Score
        120.8
        Height Adjusted Speed Score Rank
        97
        Catch Radius
        10.5
        Catch Radius Rank
        98

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        Juwan Johnson

        NO TE

        Juwan Johnson's Lack of Snaps Have Become a Major Problem

        Juwan Johnson's Lack of Snaps Have Become a Major Problem

        Johnson caught his lone target for 7 yards on 32 snaps. He ran a route on just 59% of dropbacks with a 4% target rate per route run and 0.29 yards per route run. He lined up in the slot on 67% of his snaps with a 6.0-yard aDOT. Noah Fant (26 snaps) and rookie Oscar Delp (16 snaps) continued to cut into his work, and neither did much with it either. The three TEs combined for 4 targets and 20 yards. Johnson finished as TE44 for the week.

        TE Juwan Johnson was held without a catch on 2 targets in Week 6 despite playing 42 snaps. He ran just 17 routes, and Noah Fant matched his 42 snaps while Oscar Delp added 31. The Saints built a big lead and ran 36 times, leaving only 28 targets to go around. Johnson’s role shrank with the passing game.

        Saints TE Juwan Johnson managed just 4 catches for a season-low 16 yards in Sunday's loss to the Vikings, on 5 targets. Part of the issue was play volume, as Minnesota nearly doubled New Orleans in time of possession -- 39:37 to 20:23 -- and Tyler Shough attempted a season-low 25 passes. But Johnson has also seen negative impact to his role when TEs Noah Fant and Oscar Delp are both available. Fant returned from a one-week injury Sunday to play one more total snap than Johnson and run nine routes to Johnson's 18. Delp trailed them, playing 17 snaps (37.8%) and running two pass routes.

        If you played Saints TE Juwan Johnson and just looked at the box score after Sunday's OT loss at Detroit, you might be worried that Johnson has a Noah Fant problem. Fant edged Johnson 8-7 in targets and 4-3 in catches and matched his 1 TD. But their playing time presented a much wider gap.

        Bengals TE Mike Gesicki (pectoral) put in a full week of practice and was activated from IR on Friday. He'll play vs. the Patriots for the first time since Week 6. It's good timing for the Bengals, who will be without WR Ja'Marr Chase. Gesicki had some big games with WR Tee Higgins out last season and could be leaned on against New England. But he'd be tough to trust in fantasy lineups coming off the long layoff. Gesicki's return also knocks TE Noah Fant out of fantasy consideration.

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        Noah Fant Player Profile

        New Orleans Saints TE #87 Bye 8
        6’4” 249 lbs. Age 28.9 Iowa

        2026 Regular Season Stats

        Rec
        11
        Rec Yds
        84
        Rec TDs
        3
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