James Johnson

Johnson performed very well as a freshman last year, snagging 39 passes for 422 yards and three touchdowns. He faces a great deal of competition for catches in the Washington offense, but his physical talent could give him an advantage over his veteran competition. Johnson won't beat out Jermaine Kearse for catches at any point, but he might be able to hold off Devin Aguilar, Kavario Middleton and D'Andre Goodwin in the food chain. He isn't worth much investment at the start of the season, but he's someone to keep an eye on and is definitely worth drafting in Pac-10-only leagues.