Titans running back Chris Johnson had his first game in double-digit Fantasy points in Week 5 (he scored 13), but it came in a game where Johnson had the fewest rushing yards of 2013 (17). His four receptions were a season high, but his 10 carries were a season low.
Johnson began the season with two 25-carry games, rushing for 90-plus yards in two of his first three. Things quickly went south, though, and Johnson had 25 carries combined in Weeks 4 and 5, and just 38 total rushing yards (he scored a touchdown -- his only of the season -- in Week 5 on a 49-yard broken pass play).
This good-game/bad-game unpredictability is nothing new for Johsnon -- last season, he had five 100-plus rushing yard games and five with fewer than 30 yards. It's become an annoying guessing game, where any week could bring 100 yards... or 15.
With the Seahawks on tap for Week 6, Johnson faces a similarly unpredictable force -- Seattle has allowed just 12.6 Fantasy points per game to opposing running backs, but has given up 18.7 Fantasy points per game to running backs over the last three.
If anyone says they know what to expect from Johnson this week, they're lying. But there is a simple strategy here: he's too explosive to bench, albeit too unpredictable to rely on. Start him in most leagues and hope for the best against an erratic Seattle run defense.