Owasso Rams' Cade Johnson Makes Immediate Impact
Cade Johnson, the Owasso Rams' 6-foot-2 wide receiver, averaged 8.5 yards per reception in his first season in Oklahoma, hauling in 43 catches for 366 yards and three touchdowns in 6A-I play. Transferring from Texas, Johnson quickly earned a starting role and became a key target for Rams quarterback, Mason Brooks. Johnson's ability to separate from defenders and make plays down the field has drawn praise from coaches and scouts alike. This offseason, Johnson has been focusing on refining his route-running and developing a stronger connection with Brooks. With the Rams looking to build on last year's playoff run, Johnson's growth and production will be crucial to their success. Scouts are watching to see how Johnson adapts to the increased defensive attention he's likely to receive this season, as well as his ability to stretch the field and create big-play opportunities for the Owasso offense.