[Lefty Noob]

James Johnson is the guy who, according to Rivals.com, will try to fill the void left by former Georgia Tech standout WR Calvin Johnson. But that certainly won't be an easy thing to do. Accordng to the website, "The Georgia Tech offense will have a different look with a new quarterback and a new coordinator. But the biggest change will be at receiver. James Johnson takes over for Calvin Johnson, the No. 2 pick in the NFL Draft. James Johnson was productive (608 yards, seven touchdowns) last year, but he had the benefit of having Calvin Johnson lined up on the other side of the field."

So can one Johnson step up and fill the shoes of the other Johnson?
Rivals.com College Football - Some tough shoes to fill in 2007

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

James Johnson is the guy who, according to Rivals.com, will try to fill the void left by former Georgia Tech standout WR Calvin Johnson. But that certainly won't be an easy thing to do. Accordng to the website, "The Georgia Tech offense will have a different look with a new quarterback and a new coordinator. But the biggest change will be at receiver. James Johnson takes over for Calvin Johnson, the No. 2 pick in the NFL Draft. James Johnson was productive (608 yards, seven touchdowns) last year, but he had the benefit of having Calvin Johnson lined up on the other side of the field."

So can one Johnson step up and fill the shoes of the other Johnson?
Rivals.com College Football - Some tough shoes to fill in 2007

Almost as fast as Calvin, but does not have the bigger man's physical presences. I say he is no CJ, but he is a potential NFL player.

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by Gotham Dark Knight

Almost as fast as Calvin, but does not have the bigger man's phyiscal presences. I say he is no CJ, but he is a potential NFL player.

Yeah, it'd be darn near impossible for him to do all the things CJ could do, but it does look like he'll be a pretty darn good wideout in his own right.