Las Vegas Raiders
The 2019 season for the Raiders was an odd one on the offensive side of the ball. In training camp, they had Antonio Brown, one of the best wide receivers in the league. Before the regular season even began, he was off their squad and they were suddenly thin at the wide receiver position.
While Johnson will never be able to replicate what Brown could have done, his size and athleticism could help the Raiders. Already having decent threats in tight end Darren Waller and wide receiver Tyrell Williams, Johnson would complement nicely and be a good second or third option.
Add in slot receiver Hunter Renfrow and the Raiders will have a solid, young receiving core for quarterback David Carr. Already in the top 10 in the league in passing yards in 2019, Johnson would come into an already elite passing game. He could take them to the next level, which would mean playoffs in their inaugural season in Las Vegas.