Johnston secured four of five targets for 118 yards and a touchdown in the Chargers' 27-10 win over the Browns on Sunday.
Dissly, with Hayden Hurst back on the field, ran a route on 24 of the Chargers' 35 drop backs and served as the fourth pass-catching option. Quentin Johnston's return to action will hurt Dissly's involvement in the pass game after he had 18 targets over the past two games. Dissly will be a streaming play in Week 10 against the Titans.
McConkey once again led the Chargers in targets but was overshadowed by Quentin Johnston's 118 yards and a touchdown, including a 66-yard score in the first half. McConkey, with 20 receptions over the past four games, has been a primary beneficiary of an increasingly pass heavy LA offense but mostly works underneath, limiting his weekly upside.
Hebert overcame nearly constant pressure -- he was sacked six times -- to pick apart the Cleveland secondary in an easy victory. It's the second straight game in which Herbert has thrown for multiple touchdowns in the newly pass-first LA offense. The uptick in drop backs has made Herbert something of a fantasy option as he develops a connection with pass catchers Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston. Herbert, who hasn't thrown an interception since Week 2, has quietly been excellent as the head of a conservative Chargers offense. He'll be a top-20 fantasy play in Week 10 against the Titans.
Johnston was second to Ladd McConkey in targets but easily led the Chargers in receiving thanks to a 66-yard first half score on a broken coverage by the Browns secondary. Johnston returned from an ankle injury and brought an explosive element to the LA offense that Justin Herbert had missed over the past few games. Though Johnston is big play dependent, the sudden pass heaviness of the Chargers offense could make him an interested WR3 option in Week 10 against a stingy Tennessee coverage unit.