 Cell David Johnson. Johnson was featured on this podcast as a Cell candidate after week two, but at the time, we had far less information than we do today. Back then, Sam Bradford was still the quarterback and we didn't know how long that would continue. And we also didn't know how long they'd continue down this path of running so few plays offensively. Since that time, Arizona made the move to Josh Rosen, but the problem is they've gone from 50 and a half offensive plays run per game to 48.7. And that's hurt David Johnson's ceiling. Now his fantasy point totals haven't been all that bad. Johnson's actually a low end RB one and cumulative PPR points scored at the position after five weeks. But how he's accumulating those points is not sustainable in this type of offense. He has 242 rushing yards and based on the rushing yards to rushing touchdowns rate that we've seen by running backs over the last half decade, Johnson's rushing touchdown total should be between one and two. Instead, he has four touchdowns. This is not like a Todd Gurley situation where his team is consistently putting him in plus situations. Arizona has run the fewest plays in the league this year. And that even includes teams who have had their buy. No team has run fewer red zone plays in the Arizona Cardinals. And even with Josh Rosen under center over the last two weeks, the Cardinals have still averaged the third fewest yards per drive in the entire league. And here's the thing, we also haven't seen much of a change in David Johnson's receiving usage since the first couple of games either. His average depth of target has jumped slightly to 1.3, but it's still far off from his 4.7 mark a couple of seasons ago when he really had a huge year. And in Josh Rosen's two starts, David Johnson's target share has dropped from about a 17.2% share to a 13.5% share. Now the Cardinals offense can and hopefully will improve as the season goes on. And that'll make David Johnson a little bit more viable. But this is also a time to sell because he's clearly overachieving in the touchdown column to start the season. And a lot of fantasy owners may not realize that.