After being a top option for two-plus years in Brooklyn, Johnson was swapped with fellow sharpshooter Michael Porter this offseason. Johnson wasn't Denver's only acquisition this offseason, as the Nuggets also replaced Russell Westbrook with Tim Hardaway and Bruce Brown. Johnson has never been durable, suiting up in more than 60 regular-season games only once in his six-year career (2021-22), which has hurt his overall fantasy value. However, his elite three-point shooting, at least 39 percent in five of six seasons and a career-high 7.2 attempts per game last season, has still made him worth rostering. Johnson also posted a career-high 3.4 assists per game in 2023-24 and has averaged at least 4.0 rebounds a night in four straight campaigns. Playing alongside Jamal Murray and Nikola Jokic, Johnson's usage rate will likely take a hit. However, he's a smart player who moves the ball well and hits open shots, so expecting a major drop in production due to his change of scenery is a bit dramatic. Johnson should be on radars after pick 100, with a slight boost in category leagues due to his strong shooting percentages.