Tyler Johnson ranks second in yards after catch per reception among players with double-digit targets on in-breaking routes, averaging 10.4 yards. This statistic highlights his effectiveness in creating additional yardage after making a catch, showcasing his ability to contribute significantly in crucial situations.

Tyler Johnson ranks second in the NFL in NextGenStats' "YAC Above Expectation (+/-)," indicating his ability to gain significantly more yards after the catch than what is typically expected. This metric highlights his effectiveness and playmaking ability, showcasing his impact on the Rams' offense this season.

Tyler Johnson is part of a depleted receiving corps for the Rams, stepping up in the absence of star receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua. As the team struggles with red-zone efficiency, Johnson, along with other players, is expected to execute plays more effectively to help improve the offense's scoring capabilities.

Tyler Johnson has been largely ineffective as a receiver for the Rams, failing to make an impact even with the opportunity presented by the injuries to Kupp and Nacua. With a history of being a "just a guy" (JAG) throughout his career, he has not shown the ability to capitalize on his chances, becoming an afterthought in the Rams' receiving corps.

Tyler Johnson has seen his role diminish as Jordan Whittington and Tutu Atwell have emerged as the top receivers for the Rams in the absence of Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp. Johnson primarily provided occasional breaks for the other receivers and has not been a significant contributor in recent games, indicating a potential shift in the team's receiving hierarchy.