Diontae Johnson made a quick rise in the Steelers' offense this season recording 59 catches on 92 targets for 680 yards and five touchdowns.
His raw skills in route running and creating separation have been impressive and made him an exciting young player for the offense. But Johnson can't settle for that, and he can best improve his value to the team with time and learning the playbook.
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