Yes, it did.

But I just wanna also give, like, people out there the idea of like who he is, what the upside is, what's his skillset.

But he can still grow, because he's only a rookie.

Like, this can turn into obviously more.

But the thing here is just he's interesting as a stash.

You're probably not gonna want to put him imedi- immediately in your lineup.

We saw Cooper Kupp in week two, woke back up a little bit, had a little bit of juice left.

Sure.

He-

Two touchdowns, a ton, and I think he had one for the rest of the season.

So yes, that is the risk.

But look, third-year breakout for the people that wanna chase that, I mean, that could be a thing.

But whatever the narratives that you wanna chase with Johnston, here's the interesting thing, is you brought up Keenan Allen, is that Keenan Allen was out there in three wide.

Quentin Johnston stayed out there in two.

Quentin Johnston ran almost as many routes as Ladd McConkey, and that's the real interest here.

Why not Jujuan Johnson, especially with all the many ailments that befall the wide receivers in this group, where you're just trying to complete some, you know, high percentage passes over the middle and get the ball moving a little bit? Why not Jujuan Johnson? And week one, why not?