FC Rank 42
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Ryan
Johnson

A smooth skater with high-end skills, Johnson plays a simple game and is calm when he has the puck in and among pressure. Due to his skating ability, he’s a great option to carry the puck up the ice. His positioning is good, his transition game is above average and he plays strong on his…

Date of Birth
July 24, 2001
Position
Defense
Height
6'0.0
Draft Year
2019
Place of Birth
Irvine, CA  
Shoots
Left
Weight
173 lbs
Draft Result
1/31 (BUF)
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
Mar 21/22 Johnson Ryan 23609 – Michigan vs. Minnesota NCAA by Austin Broad View Report
Aug 1/19 Johnson Ryan D3121 – 2019 NHL Draft Guide by FCHockey Staff View Summary

Career Stats

Season Team League GP G A TP PPG +/- PIM
2022-2023 Univ. of Minnesota ncaa 40 4 14 18 0.45 22 8
2021-2022 Univ. of Minnesota ncaa 39 3 16 19 0.49 5 14
2020-2021 Univ. of Minnesota ncaa 27 2 12 14 0.52 15 12
2019-2020 Univ. of Minnesota ncaa 37 0 8 8 0.22 -9 20
2018-2019 Sioux Falls Stampede ushl 54 6 19 25 0.46 24 26
January 6, 2022
Sanderson, Beniers among prospects invited to Olympics: report
March 5, 2019
FC releases Spring Ranking for 2019 NHL Draft
January 11, 2019
FC releases Winter ranking for 2019 NHL Draft
December 13, 2018
USHL Announces Top Prospects Game Roster
November 16, 2018
Johnson named to Team USA’s WJAC roster
November 1, 2018
FC releases Fall Ranking for 2019 NHL Draft

A smooth skater with high-end skills, Johnson plays a simple game and is calm when he has the puck in and among pressure. Due to his skating ability, he’s a great option to carry the puck up the ice. His positioning is good, his transition game is above average and he plays strong on his skates. Showing awesome aggressiveness in front of his own net, he ties up bodies and the sticks of opponents well. He plays with an active stick in the defensive zone and defends the blue line well by standing up opponents. Due to his strong positioning, he often forces opponents to dump in the puck instead of letting them have a controlled zone entry. He always seems to make the right play out of his own zone and shows a great ability to find the smart pass on outlets due to his high hockey IQ. Relentless along the board in battles, he shows good instincts and awareness at both end of the ice and in the neutral zone. He jumps in on the rush when he sees an opportunity to do so. He’s calm, cool and collected in deep and tough down low on the power play. He has a good shot and doesn’t need much room to fire it on net. He’s also able to let his wrist shot go even with defenders draped on top of him.

– FCHockey’s 2019 NHL Draft Guide