veteran Utah DB with special-teams grit and walk-on toughness
Chandler Johnson’s value is less about flash and more about reliability: he walked on to Utah in 2010 as a receiver, switched to cornerback, and earned playing time in 35 games while handling most of his work on special teams[4]. At 6-foot-0 and 180 pounds, he brings a long, lean defensive-back build, plus the competitive edge of a former high school captain and Utah state sprint champion[4]. If you want a high-intensity, assignment-sound depth piece who can help in coverage units and bring steady effort, he fits that profile[4].
