Chargers preseason takeaways: Rookie Quentin Johnston ‘not satisfied’ with debut
LA TimesHe caught a touchdown pass and two other balls, but it was the two passes he failed to secure that Quentin Johnston was thinking about afterward. 21 overall — Johnston dropped a pair of passes from Easton Stick early in the game, one coming on a long well-placed ball down the right sideline. Just a learning experience for me.” Asked if the two passes were ones he should have caught, Johnston said, “Oh, yeah, 100%.” Late in the first half, it appeared that Johnston was done for the night as the Chargers, executing their two-minute offense, moved deep into Rams’ territory. Lined up in the left slot, Johnston made a quick move inside to sneak past Richard LeCounte and then snagged Stick’s dart of a throw before Jason Taylor II could close the gap. He’s got that back-line target zone that we can really feature down there.” Johnston scored despite his right cleat being untied throughout the play.
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