Kameron Johnson

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		22	4	64	1
2025		17	4	64	1
2024		5	0	0	0

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

This three-year, $2.8M deal for Kameron Johnson is an absolute steal that earns an A CVI grade, representing the kind of low-risk, high-upside move that championship rosters are built on. While Johnson projects as a depth piece in Tampa Bay's receiver room, securing a player with his developmental profile for just $0.9M annually is shrewd roster construction — the Buccaneers are essentially getting a lottery ticket at replacement-level money. The complete lack of guaranteed money makes this contract structure even more team-friendly, allowing Tampa Bay to cut bait without financial penalty if Johnson doesn't pan out during training camp or early in the season. At his age and career stage, Johnson represents pure upside with minimal downside, the type of depth signing that can unexpectedly contribute when injuries inevitably strike the receiver corps. For a franchise still chasing another Super Bowl run, locking up developmental talent at this price point while maintaining maximum roster flexibility is exactly the kind of calculated gamble that separates good front offices from great ones.

Performance Analysis

Kameron Johnson earns a D- grade as a young receiver competing for one of the final spots on Tampa Bay's roster. The Buccaneers' passing attack has established options ahead of Johnson, making it extremely difficult to earn meaningful targets. His limited opportunities have produced correspondingly limited results, and the competition for WR4 and WR5 spots across the league is cutthroat. Johnson needs to find a way to stand out on special teams or in specific offensive packages to justify his roster spot. He's in a prove-it phase where every preseason catch matters.