The Read: Johnson is still in the construction zone, but the steel beams are easy to see. He has rare tight end size, real attached-role utility, and enough vertical/red-zone juice to matter if the Giants keep feeding him grown-up snaps. The dynasty pitch is not that he is already a locked weekly hammer; it is that a 25-year-old tight end with a 6’6″, 264-pound frame, Year 2 production growth, and touchdown access should not be left on the discount rack just because the offense around him has been noisy.