Daniel Jeremiah's top 50: 2023 NFL Draft prospect rankings 1.0 - NFL.com

I admire his toughness to stand firm in the pocket, but his lack of awareness leads to him taking some monster hits, spawning ball-security issues.

His arm strength is special; he doesn't even need to engage his lower body to make power throws deep down the field.

Overall, Johnson needs to play with better leverage in pass pro, but he has the ideal frame and temperament to eventually develop into a solid left tackle.

At Tennessee over the past two years, he primarily lined up in the slot in Josh Heupel's spread attack, catching a ton of quick hitters and over-the-top balls.

He isn’t a sudden mover, but he understands how to set up defenders and utilizes his big frame to box out down the field.

As a pass rusher, he is primarily a push-the-pocket player, but he flashes a quick swim move and a violent club maneuver to generate pressure.