3 years agoNew York Jets running back Ty Johnson has found a way to contribute despite not getting many carries this season. Most of the time, Johnson is getting four or less rushing attempts per game. Rookie running back Michael Carter has taken over the lead back job and gets a majority of the carries. That being said, Johnson continues to have some fantasy value because of his receiving ability. Sadly, it could be tough for him to have fantasy value against the tough Buffalo Bills defense in Week 10. Johnson should remain involved, but he'll only be a desperation deep league option in PPR formats.--Andy Webb - RotoBaller
Source: CBS Sports