The 6-foot-6 forward has a massive wingspan and improving skill set, alters and protects the basket in the paint, and is showing he can  be a reliable floor spacer from beyond the arc. Johnson played the best game I have ever seen him play and impacted multiple aspects of the game, showing that when he plays like that, this Bengals team can be one of the best in the Central Section Division 2, as he would lead Central East in scoring in a big win over Clovis East going for 18 points, connecting on a pair of threes, and 11 rebounds for a monster double-double. Johnson moves fluidly off the ball, gets to the corners or the wing to square his shoulders up, is showing more accuracy with the 3-ball off the catch, has the pump-fake and enough handle to put it on the deck and attack the baseline or off the wing, seals his defender off nicely in the pick and roll action to get open on the dive and finish, slashes to the dunk spot for easy finishes off the drive and slip pass, and has nice touch on shots around the basket. Johnson is a high-level rebounder to get points off the put back, limits opponents to single shot possessions, has a long wingspan to alter/block shots around the basket, and the strides and timing to alter shots on the wing, and if his motor is there this season, he could be one of the biggest stock risers from the 2027 class.