Roschon Johnson

Week 6 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
Roschon Johnson is firmly the RB2 on this team after logging zero touches as we headed into Week 3. He has now earned three touchdowns in the last two weeks and operated as the receiving back (4-32 on five targets) back in Week 3, which has created a bit of a floor. The matchup and Bye Weeks make him a decent desperation Flex or RB3 for needy managers.

Week 4 vs. Los Angeles Rams
With how miserable D'Andre Swift has been, fantasy managers are a little more excited than they need to be about Roschon Johnson seeing more of the RB rotation in Week 3. Even if he wins the RB1 job in Chicago, it probably equates to something in the range of the RB30 in fantasy football. Even that might be giving too much credit to a run game that looks stuck in reverse. It's hard to imagine regretting a benching of Johnson in Week 4.

Week 16 vs. Arizona Cardinals

After playing just 28% of the offensive snaps in Week 14, Roschon Johnson bounced back to lead all the Bears running backs in snap counts in Week 15 by playing on 49% of the snaps. He had a decent game, rushing five times for 36 yards while catching four of his six targets for 24 yards. Johnson at least has a role as among the three backs as a receiving threat, although he's finished with 0 targets in two of his last four games. Johnson also isn't much of a scoring threat with his last touchdown coming back in Week 1. Johnson gets a great matchup this week against the Cardinals (32nd aFPA), but the Bears' trio of running backs is a confusing headache. Johnson isn't much more than a desperation RB3/flex option for Week 16.