Everything on the offensive end ran through him first, controlling the offense with decision-making that consistently looked to produce the best and highest-percentage shot possible. Johnson’s pace with the ball made him tough to defend straight up, constantly changing directions while stopping and going with smooth, heavy steps that kept defenders guessing. He attacked the middle of the lane consistently, using a low dribble to get around his man’s hip and into the teeth of the defense for touch finishes with floaters and layups. His creativity off the bounce also highlighted his potential as a playmaker at the next level, as he saw the floor and anticipated defensive rotations well in real time, consistently identifying passing windows before they fully opened.