The Kansas City Chiefs just secured dawg in No. 161 in Emmett Johnson, a compact hammer who pairs a 36.3% College Dominator Rating (89th-percentile) with the rugged contact balance to rack up 1,451 rushing yards in the brutal Big Ten. Johnson as a pass catcher registered a 15.9% Target Share (97th-percentile) to pair with his 5.8 College Yards Per Carry, proving he possesses the elite pass-catching floor and deceptive short-area burst—verified by a 1.59-second 10-yard split—to thrive in Andy Reid’s creative scheme.

In dynasty formats, Johnson is a late-round rookie value, where he will likely serve as RB2 behind Kenneth Walker III and could have a standalone role on 3rd downs.  The real loser from this pick is Brashard Smith, who is likely going to tumble down the depth charts.