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Maize n Brew · May 24, 2022

Cornelius Johnson’s path to Michigan, outlook for 2022

Photo by Steven King/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesExpectations for sophomore Cornelius Johnson were already rising to start the 2021 season, but an early injury to Ronnie Bell left the Michigan Wolverines short on outside threats. While the wide receiver room was loaded with shifty speedsters, Johnson stood alone as the prototypical physical option of the group.

Johnson is plenty fast in his own right, but Michigan needed a receiver who could go up and snag the ball from the air and dominate in the red zone. He was able to show this at times, but it still feels like his development is not yet complete. Johnson heads into his junior year with the chance to break out in a big way.

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