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  • SF Wide Receiver #11
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    Brandon Aiyuk caught 5-of-10 targets for 48 yards in the 49ers’ Week 3 loss to the Rams.
    Aiyuk’s 48 receiving yards are, unfortunately, his highest single-game sum through three weeks. He was soundly out-played by Jauan Jennings and let his temper flare briefly following a questionably late hit at the end of regulation. Aiyuk is a volatile WR2 against the Patriots in Week 4.
  • TEN Wide Receiver #10
    Brian Callahan told reporters he expects DeAndre Hopkins (knee) to play in the Titans’ Week 1 game against the Bears.
    The report comes from ESPN’s Turron Davenport. Hopkins will return in time for a showdown against the Bears’ 2023 second-team All-Pro CB Jaylon Johnson. The positive news comes on the heels of Callahan’s confirmation that former first-round pick Treylon Burks has assumed the role of Hopkins’ backup on the perimeter, rather than competing for slot reps. Hopkins’ buy-low window in drafts is closing while Burks approaches castoff status in dynasty leagues.
  • CHI Cornerback #1
    Bears selected Utah CB Jaylon Johnson with the No. 50 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.
    A two-year starting outside corner at Utah who earned back-to-back All-PAC 12 honors as a true sophomore and junior, Johnson’s (6’0/193) ceiling at the next level ultimately comes down to his long-term health following three shoulder surgeries since November 2016, the most recent occurring post-combine in March. His numbers beyond the medicals tell all as Pro Football Focus charted Johnson with only 4.9 yards per target and a 44 percent catch rate allowed in coverage in his age-20 final season. An everyday athlete who showed subpar speed (4.50 40) and explosiveness (36.5-inch vertical) at Indy’s combine, Johnson washes his own negatives with high-end awareness, intelligence, and competitiveness. He projects as an immediate NFL starter with traits comparable to that of Ravens CB Marcus Peters.

  • CHI Cornerback #1
    Utah CB Jaylon Johnson has been moving up draft boards recently according to Pro Football Focus’ Ben Linsey.
    “Johnson is confident in coverage, willing to jump plays for the interception and quick to bounce back from a mistake. He deserves the first-round love he’s getting,” Linsey wrote. A second-team AP All-American in 2019, Johnson (6'0/195) has gone from “expected top-50 pick” to “likely Day 1 pick” in the eyes of more than a few draft analysts. While he can be a bit too aggressive at times, Johnson’s combination of size, skill, athleticism and football smarts make him a player that teams in need of secondary help will covet.

  • CHI Cornerback #1
    NFL Media’s Lance Zierlein compares Utah CB Jaylon Johnson to Seattle Seahawks CB Shaquill Griffin
    The second-team AP All-American Johnson (6'0/195) played through a torn labrum in 2019 that will require surgery now that the NFL Scouting Combine testing has concluded. Zierlein writes “Johnson is built for press, with the size, length and athleticism to force receivers to work harder getting into their routes.” His criticisms steam from occasional overreactions that lead to him lunging while his feet get jittery and impatient at times. Overall Zierlein views Johnson as “a physical press corner with off-man ability whose anticipation and ball skills should continue to help him make plays as a CB1 and first-round pick.”
  • CHI Cornerback #1
    Utah CB Jaylon Johnson (shoulder) ran a 4.50 second 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine.
    It was Johnson’s last event before he’ll undergo surgery on his right shoulder to fix a torn labrum. It’s a fine -- if not spectacular -- time for the former Ute, who is viewed by many as a potential Top 50 pick in this draft. The medicals (obvious point is obvious) will be huge in determining his overall draft position.
  • CHI Cornerback #1
    According to NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero, Utah CB Jaylon Johnson will undergo surgery on his right shoulder after taking part in the NFL Scouting Combine.
    The surgery, which will repair a torn labrum, is the third that Johnson (6'0/195) has undergone on the shoulder. Dr. Peter Millett wrote a letter to all 32 teams in which he stated that the recovery period could be five months, which would ensure that Johnson is ready to go for the start of the regular season. The second team All-American is projected to be a potential first round pick come April.
  • CHI Cornerback #1
    Utah junior CB Jaylon Johnson announced Friday that he will forego his final year of eligibility and enter the 2020 NFL Draft.
    Johnson (6'0/195) has been outstanding all season long for the Utes, who consistently ask their corners to play man coverage on the outside. The junior cornerback has started all 13 of Utah’s games at left corner, accounting for 36 total tackles (34 solo, 1.0 for loss), two interceptions and 11 pass breakups. In November, Dane Brugler of The Athletic projected Johnson to be a top-50 pick in this spring’s NFL Draft, and USA Today DraftWire’s Luke Easterling had a similar projection back in May. Johnson shouldn’t last past the second round.
  • CHI Cornerback #1
    Dane Brugler of The Athletic projects Utah junior CB Jaylon Johnson as a top-50 pick for the 2020 NFL Draft in April.
    Johnson was an impressive prospect heading into the year and has only solidified his status as a borderline first-round pick. At 6-foot, 195-pounds, Johnson sports a decent frame and shows all the movement skills required to be a sticky cornerback in the NFL. As Brugler points out, Johnson could show improvement in his ability to finish plays down the field, but that Johnson is so consistently in position to make plays at all is a good baseline.
  • CHI Cornerback #1
    Draft Wire’s Luke Easterling ranks Utah junior CB Jaylon Johnson as his No. 38 overall 2020 NFL Draft prospect.
    Johnson (6'0/190) will be a three-year contributor by next season’s end, and he’s a candidate to declare for the NFL early. The former four-star recruit was always around the ball as a sophomore, highlighted by his 31 solo tackles and four interceptions. If he shows more shut-down ability as a junior, Johnson will be a Day 2 candidate next spring.