Diontae Johnson Reveals Brutal Truth After 'One Bad Year' (© Barry Reeger-Imagn Images) Anthony Goss Mon, Jun 16, 2025 · ...

Johnson signed a one-year deal for the veteran minimum of $1.17 million in what might be his last chance in the NFL. "They were the only team to hit me up," Johnson said, via Mary Kay Cabot of ...

Johnson, 28, earned Pro Bowl honors in 2021 when he caught 107 passes for 1,161 yards and eight touchdowns. Thus, he writes off 2024 as an aberration. “One bad year,” Johnson said. “It’s one year. I ...

Diontae Johnson is coming off a tumultuous season but he’s eager to put it behind him with the Cleveland Browns. The Browns signed Johnson this offseason, bringing in the polarizing former Pro ...

“My No. 1 takeaway from the whole Diontae Johnson experience today is he really did say all the right things in terms of I’m going to change the narrative, I’m going to prove everybody wrong ...

But Johnson, who recorded a career-high 1,161 yards and eight touchdowns just four years ago in Pittsburgh, isn't focused on what happened in 2024. The 28-year-old is looking to put the past ...

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Diontae Johnson has made his pick for who he thinks will be the team's starting quarterback, and it may surprise you. Johnson was a guest on the Sports and Suits ...

The Browns for Diontae Johnson are like a gas station with a sign warning a traveler “Last fuel for the next 250 miles” before he begins to drive across a lonely desert. Johnson, a Pro Bowl ...

Not too long ago Diontae Johnson looked to be on the rise in the early stages of his career. The Pittsburgh Steelers drafted Johnson in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft and the receiver saw ...

Diontae Johnson, Cleveland Browns Other than touchdowns (0), Johnson posted almost the same season in 2022 (86/882/0) as in 2020 (88/923/7) with a similar opportunity in targets (147 and 144).

Former Pro Bowl WR Diontae Johnson hoping to revive his career with Browns after calamitous 2024 The former Steelers star, 28, still feels he is a Pro Bowl-level player By Bryan DeArdo ...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers and Pro Bowl wide receiver Diontae Johnson made a shocking admission on his time with the Baltimore Ravens during a recent podcast appearance.