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Juwan Johnson Is The Third-Best Fantasy TE And His Four-Game Consistency Is Staggering

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Forget the usual suspects at the top of the fantasy tight end rankings for Week 5, because Juwan Johnson has quietly ascended to the third-best spot in PPR scoring so far this season. Yeah, you read that right. While Trey McBride being the top tight end and George Kittle at number two aren’t exactly shocking, Johnson’s rise after those two definitely makes you do a double-take.

The Unexpected Ascent to the Top Tier

It’s no huge surprise to see Trey McBride holding down the top spot for fantasy tight ends this season. The guy’s been a beast. And George Kittle right behind him at number two? Totally expected from a talent like that. But then you hit the third spot, and that’s where things get really interesting. Who would’ve guessed the Saints’ Juwan Johnson would be chilling up there at number three?

Johnson’s Unstoppable Streak: Four Games, Double Digits

This isn’t some fluke. The 30-year-old veteran has been absolutely money, hitting double-digit fantasy points in all four games so far. Think about that consistency! And if you’re looking for touchdowns, only Kittle, with four, has more receiving touchdowns among tight ends. Johnson is right there with him. This guy is on a roll and shows no signs of slowing down. He’s set to keep things rolling in Week 5 when the Saints take on the Vikings, so don’t sleep on him.

Quick heads-up for Week 5, if you’re managing your roster: Carolina and Kansas City are both on bye. Better check your lineups and make sure you’re not caught off guard!

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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