Johnson (knee) is listed as probable for Monday's game against the Dolphins.

The 29-year-old should be fine to give it a go against Miami but will continue to play second fiddle to Chris Ivory in the Jets' middling offense, putting him on the margins of fantasy consideration.

Johnson had seven carries for 40 yards and three receptions for 22 yards in Monday's 38-3 loss to the Bills.

Chris Ivory had seven carries for 31 yards and three receptions for seven yards, while the New York passing game was completely incompetent. Johnson hasn't reached the end zone since Week 4, and he only has one game with 100 scrimmage yards this season.

Johnson (knee) is listed as active for Monday's game against the Bills.

Johnson - who was held to 23 yards on seven carries and one catch for 12 yards in his last time out in Week 10 - has been a hit-or-miss fantasy option of late. That's not likely to change much as long as Chris Ivory remains healthy, but there may be a few extra snaps for Johnson on Monday, with Bilal Powell out with an illness.

Johnson (knee) is listed as probable for Monday's game against the Bills.

The knee doesn't seem to be much of a concern, as Johnson was able to participate in full during the week, but his usage and production have been up and down all season and he now draws the Bills' ninth-ranked run defense. Johnson will likely continue to play second fiddle to Chris Ivory, and Michael Vick and Percy Harvin figure to continue seeing a fair number of carries as well.

Johnson was held to 23 yards on seven carries in Sunday's victory against Pittsburgh.

Johnson also had a 12-yard catch, while Chris Ivory was busier on the ground (14 carries, 52 yards). As usual, there wasn't much going on in the Jets offense, even in a victory. New York is at Buffalo next week.

Johnson collected 101 total yards (11-69 rushing, 2-32 receiving) in Sunday's loss at Kansas City.

Meanwhile, Chris Ivory was a non-factor, with just 22 yards on eight carries. Just when you think you're out on Johnson, he drags you back in. Nonetheless, it's hard to feel good about any New York running back against Pittsburgh in Week 10.

Johnson was scarcely used in Sunday's loss to Buffalo. He had three rushes for seven yards and two catches for 13 yards.

The Jets have made it clear that they want to feature Chris Ivory, and that resets Johnson's fantasy value to just about zero. Unless Ivory gets hurt, Johnson isn't of much use to fantasy owners.

Johnson gained 61 yards on 13 carries and 19 yards on two receptions in Thursday's 27-25 loss to the Patriots.

Meanwhile, Chris Ivory had a 21-107-1 rushing line and 4-19-0 receiving line, once again getting the lion's share of the touches. Johnson's 13 carries and 15 touches essentially represent his ceiling under the current arrangement, as the Jets recorded season-high marks in both carries (43) and offensive plays (80) Thursday night.

Johnson (ankle) had just three carries for nine yards in Sunday's loss to Denver.

Johnson also had a short catch and a bad drop, just to wrap up a forgettable game. The Jets realize Chris Ivory is their best back, and Johnson's usage seems to drop off every week. Forget him for Thursday's game at New England.

Johnson (ankle) is active for Sunday's game against the Broncos.

Johnson will play, but Chris Ivory is probably the top option in New York and the Broncos might be a tough match-up for the Jets running game.

Johnson had seven carries for 24 yards in Sunday's loss at San Diego.

He also had one catch (albeit for minus yardage) and lost a fumble. Chris Ivory (9-44 rushing) remains the primary back for the Jets. Denver is a tough draw for Week 6.

Johnson was used as a change-of-pace back in Sunday's loss to Detroit, collecting eight touches. Chris Ivory, meanwhile, handled the ball 19 times.

Johnson had a nifty 35-yard touchdown run late in the game, but his other seven chances didn't go anywhere (26 yards). Ivory looks like the player you want in this backfield. The Jets play the Chargers in Week 5.

Johnson (ankle) had 34 yards on 10 carries and no receptions on two targets in Monday's 27-19 loss to the Bears.

Johnson was once again outplayed by Chris Ivory, who had 10 carries for 44 yards and four receptions for 52 yards. The Jets may at some point consider altering the workload accordingly, but for now, we can still expect Johnson and Ivory to split the touches 50/50. Ivory's level of involvement through the air was a bit fluky, but Bilal Powell -- who was used in obvious passing situations -- also looms as a threat to catch a few balls. Next week brings the stingy Detroit run defense, representing one of the tougher matchups Ivory and Johnson will have this season.

Johnson (ankle) is listed as active for Monday's game against the Bears.

Johnson, who checks in with 25 carries for 89 yards in two games, is thus slated to combo with Chris Ivory (23 carries for 145 yards and two TDs to date) on Monday against a Chicago defense that has allowed 320 rushing yards through two contests.

Johnson (ankle) is listed as probable for Monday's game against the Bears, ESPN.com reports.

The probable designation suggests that Johnson (who has 25 carries for 89 yards in two games) is in line to suit Monday, and set to work in tandem with Chris Ivory (23 carries for 145 yards and two TDs to date). They'll take aim at a Chicago defense that has allowing 320 rushing yards through two contests out of the gate.

Johnson (ankle) was limited at practice Friday, ESPN's Rich Cimini reports.

We'll revisit Johnson's status Saturday, but a probable injury designation would no doubt be of comfort to his fantasy owners in advance of Monday night's contest against the Bears.

Johnson (ankle) was limited at Thursday's practice, NJ.com reports.

Johnson will have an extra day to overcome the ailment as he prepares for Monday's friendly matchup against the weak Chicago run defense. He's been outplayed by Chris Ivory thus far, but both backs figure to see quite a few touches Monday, as the Jets are expected to stick with the committee approach.

Johnson struggled in Sunday's loss at Green Bay, rushing 12 times for 21 yards. He also had one catch, for no gain.

Chris Ivory had a better day than Johnson (13-43 rushing, with a touchdown), not that he demolished the record book. The Jets figure to use both backs liberally in next week's tasty matchup at Chicago.

Johnson had 13 carries for 68 rushing yards and five catches on five targets for 23 receiving yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Titans.

Johnson got the start ahead of Chris Ivory and scored on a five-yard shovel pass in the second quarter. While Johnson led the team in carries with 13, Ivory still got 10 himself, one of which he took 71 yards for a touchdown. Bilal Powell finished with only one carry, so while Johnson will likely continue to split carries with Ivory, he likely doesn't have to worry about losing many to Powell.

Johnson expects to start Sunday against Oakland, though the Jets still list three players (Johnson, Chris Ivory, Bilal Powell) atop the depth chart, ESPN New York reports.

History and context clues suggest the Jets will roll with some sort of hot-hand in their backfield - should any hot hand emerge. All logical indications point to Johnson getting first chance to mark his territory.