Johnson is the most explosive athlete in this group.

At 6’7 with serious bounce, he plays above the rim and changes possessions with his motor. He’s a monster on the glass. He thrives in transition by sprinting the floor, finishing lobs, and turning defensive rebounds into immediate pressure on the rim.

But there’s more to his game than just athleticism.

Johnson has made real strides with his jump shot, showing the ability to step out and stretch the floor. That development is key. If he continues to expand his perimeter skill set while maintaining his interior dominance, his ceiling rises quickly.

He creates extra opportunities for his team simply by outworking opponents on the boards. Summer ball — with its faster tempo — should suit him well. Don’t be surprised if he has a breakout stretch that forces college programs to pay attention.

Johnson is the most explosive athlete in this group.

At 6’7 with serious bounce, he plays above the rim and changes possessions with his motor. He’s a monster on the glass. He thrives in transition by sprinting the floor, finishing lobs, and turning defensive rebounds into immediate pressure on the rim.

But there’s more to his game than just athleticism.

Johnson has made real strides with his jump shot, showing the ability to step out and stretch the floor. That development is key. If he continues to expand his perimeter skill set while maintaining his interior dominance, his ceiling rises quickly.

He creates extra opportunities for his team simply by outworking opponents on the boards. Summer ball — with its faster tempo — should suit him well. Don’t be surprised if he has a breakout stretch that forces college programs to pay attention.