Quentin Johnston made significant strides in his second year, showcasing his potential to be a key target for Justin Herbert.

Quentin Johnston rebounded in his second year, catching 55 passes for 711 yards and eight touchdowns, positioning him as a reliable WR2 for the Chargers. His performance indicates he could become a consistent scoring threat.

Quentin Johnston has not lived up to the hype as Justin Herbert struggled to effectively utilize him. His inconsistent play and inability to separate may make him a sell candidate in fantasy leagues.

Quentin Johnston’s development has been hindered by drop issues; pairing him with a veteran like Samuel could ease some pressure and foster growth.

Quentin Johnston's eight touchdowns came from a surprisingly high rate, and with limited target share, regression may be on the horizon for him.