NoteCARDS:

• Selected by Arizona in the sixth round (174th overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft out of Fresno State, Johnson became the seventh Fresno State player drafted by the Cardinals. First Bulldog WR drafted since Packers WR Davante Adams (2014).
• One of three WRs drafted by the Cardinals in 2019, all of whom ranked top-10 in receiving yards among FBS players last season – Massachusetts WR Andy Isabella (first), Johnson (sixth) and Iowa State WR Hakeem Butler (tied for eighth).
• Played 52 games and established school records with 3,463 receiving yards and 275 receptions, 42 more than the previous record held by Adams (233). Led the Bulldogs in all receiving categories in each of his final three seasons and finished his college career with the most receptions and second-most receiving yards among active FBS players.
• Caught at least one pass in 51 of 52 games, including each of his final 50 college contests, which set school and Mountain West Conference records and stood as the longest streak among FBS players.

NoteCARDS:

• Selected by Arizona in the sixth round (174th overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft out of Fresno State, Johnson became the seventh Fresno State player drafted by the Cardinals. First Bulldog WR drafted since Packers WR Davante Adams (2014).
• One of three WRs drafted by the Cardinals in 2019, all of whom ranked top-10 in receiving yards among FBS players last season – Massachusetts WR Andy Isabella (first), Johnson (sixth) and Iowa State WR Hakeem Butler (tied for eighth).
• Played 52 games and established school records with 3,463 receiving yards and 275 receptions, 42 more than the previous record held by Adams (233). Led the Bulldogs in all receiving categories in each of his final three seasons and finished his college career with the most receptions and second-most receiving yards among active FBS players.
• Caught at least one pass in 51 of 52 games, including each of his final 50 college contests, which set school and Mountain West Conference records and stood as the longest streak among FBS players.

COLLEGE CAREER:

Fresno State’s all-time leader in catches (275) and receiving yards (3,463), while scoring 24 receiving TDs in 52 career games … finished his college career with the most receptions and second-most receiving yards among active FBS players … led the Bulldogs in all receiving categories in each of his final three college seasons … caught at least one pass in 50 consecutive games to conclude his college career, which set school and conference records and stood as the longest streak in FBS ... redshirted as a true freshman.

2018: Named second-team All-Mountain West, started all 14 games and led the Bulldogs in receptions (95), receiving yards (1,340) and TDs (eight) for the third-straight year … had the fifth-most receptions (95) and receiving yards (1,340) in a single-season school history, ranking fifth and sixth among FBS players in 2018, respectively … registered six 100-yard performances, the second most in the conference.

2017: Started all 14 games and led the team in receptions (77), receiving yards (1,013) and TDs (eight) for the second-straight season, earning second-team All-Mountain West … extended his streak of games with a catch to 36, breaking a school record previously held by Henry Ellard (34) since 1982 … had four 100-yard receiving games … secured season-high eight catches in two games – at #1 Alabama and vs. Houston … had a career-long 81-yard TD reception vs. #23 Boise State.

2016: Started all 12 games and led the team in receptions (66), receiving yards (773) and TDs (six), receiving honorable mention All-Mountain West recognition … also returned 11 kickoffs for 227 yards and six punts for 36 yards … set single-game career bests in receptions (10), receiving yards (142) and TDs (three) in a breakout performance vs. Air Force.

2015: Had 37 receptions for 364 yards and two TDs, adding a seven-yard punt return in 12 games (10 starts) … had seven receptions for 90 yards and his first-career TD vs. San Jose State.

PERSONAL:

Two-way standout at Palo Alto (CA) High School where he helped help lead the Vikings to the 2013 Division II CIF Central Coast Section semifinals appearance … caught 58 passes for 1,015 yards and 14 TDs and retuned three punts for TDs as a senior … also had 38 total tackles and three INTs on defense … played guard on the Palo Alto basketball team … older brother, Vince Miles, played safety at San Jose State (2014-15) after transferring from Arizona ... attended the same high school as Packers WR Davante Adams ... majored in Criminology-Law Enforcement.