Keesean Johnson Biography
KeeSean Johnson is an American football wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football at Fresno State and is the program’s all-time leader in receiving yards and receptions.
Keesean Johnson Age
Keesean Johnson was born on born October 9, 1996, in East Palo Alto, California.
Keesean Johnson Height
He stands at a height of 6 feet and 1 inch.
Keesean Johnson Weight
He has an estimated weight of 202 lb (92kg)
Keesean Johnson Contract | Salary
He signed a 4 year, $2,729,312 contract with the Arizona Cardinals, including a $209,312 signing bonus, $209,312 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $682,328. In 2019, Keesean will earn a base salary of $495,000 and a signing bonus of $209,312, while carrying a cap hit of $547,328 and a dead cap value of $209,312.
Keesean Johnson Net Worth
Johnson has an approximated net worth over $500,000 U.S dollars. Thanks to his successful career for helping him accumulate such a net worth. There are no details about cars and houses available.
Keesean Johnson Wife
Johnson is not married. He is enjoying a romantic relationship with his long term girlfriend, Tiana Breann Zuniga. However, the details about when KeeSean started dating his girlfriend is not in the media yet. Also, the couple hasn’t decided to exchange their marital vows yet. In addition, the chemistry they share suggests that the couple won’t take long to get married. In fact, the duo might surprise with the news of their wedding soon. Besides, his girlfriend recently gave birth to their daughter whose details are not in the media yet.
Keesean Johnson NFL Draft
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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.
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The Arizona Cardinals will be without wide receiver Christian Kirk for Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Head coach Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Wednesday that Kirk is dealing with an ankle injury, but he could return in Week 6 against the Atlanta Falcons. Kirk leads Arizona in targets (37), receptions (24) and ranks second in receiving yards (242) through four games. If there is good news for the Cardinals, playing the Bengals should help their offense get on track. Kingsbury’s air-raid style hasn’t yet translated to success in the NFL, with more than 20 points once in four games and an average of 18.5 points per game.
Cincinnati’s defense ranks 28th in the NFL with 27.5 points allowed per game and 29th with 8.9 pass yards allowed per attempt. Kyler Murray is still adjusting to the NFL with 1,071 passing yards, four touchdowns, and four interceptions. He’s also been sacked a league-high 20 times. Taking away Murray’s favorite target could be a problem for an offense trying to find itself. KeeSean Johnson and Andy Isabella will be the first candidates to take Kirk’s spot on the outside.
Johnson, a sixth-round pick in this year’s draft, has had a minimal impact so far. The former Fresno State standout has 11 receptions and 109 yards on 19 targets. One reason to be hopeful about Johnson’s outlook is the way he’s been used in this season. Per Pro Football Focus’ Anthony Treach, the rookie ranked second in the NFL with six go routes through two weeks. It indicates Kingsbury views him as a home-run hitter if everything comes together like the Cardinals hope.
Considering the level of competition Arizona is facing this week, Johnson is worth a look as a flex player if you need an extra receiver. Larry Fitzgerald can’t get the ball every time Murray throws, and David Johnson is only averaging 8.7 yards per reception. Per Fantasy Pros, Johnson is available in 99 percent of Yahoo and ESPN leagues. Isabella seems to have fallen behind Johnson in Arizona’s rookie receiver pecking order. The second-round pick has been used primarily on special teams with five kickoff returns and 105 yards. He doesn’t have any catches and just one rushing attempt for five yards.
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Johnson, now a promising rookie receiver with the Arizona Cardinals, had yet to blossom into a college prospect, let alone a future NFL player by the start of his senior year at Palo Alto High School in Northern California.
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I promise when my time is up at Fresno state University Keesean Johnson will be remembered as something.
— Keesean Johnson (@JohnsonKeesean) December 9, 2017