Malik Washington

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Projections: Offense

Expert	Total Pts	Receiving						Rushing					Passing								Fumbles
Expert	Total Pts	1D	REC	TGT	TD	YDS	2PT	CAR	1D	TD	YDS	2PT	ATT	CMP	1D	INT	SCK	TD	YDS	2PT	LOST
Footballguys Consensus	111.53	24.98	45.53	75.53	2.2	476.82	-	8	2.13	0.02	52.67	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.27
Dan Hindery	105.72	24.55	46.1	72.5	2.5	452.2	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.6
Maurile Tremblay	113	24.82	43.8	77.4	2.4	486	-	11	2.58	0.1	62	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.6
Jason Wood	113.3	25.22	46	76	2	483	-	10	2.8	-	70	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Rankings

Footballguys Consensus

WR61

Jason Wood

WR67

Monitor health but he has opportunity to be the Dolphins No. 1 receiver this year.

Matt Waldman

WR44

Mike McDaniel has an excellent offensive mind with scheme. His potential weakness is seeing his talent as cogs in specific roles and doesn't recognize when a player has value outside this envisioned role.

When forced to face that reality, McDaniel resorts to extreme caution with usage. This happened with Malik Washington, Jr.

Washington's film profile at UVA and Northwestern looked more like a young Santana Moss than the next Braxton Berrios, but McDaniel never gave Washington the targets to prove it.

Washington gets his chance at flanker, but now the potential obstacle is Malik Willis' accuracy. If Willis can exceed expectations, Washington could lead this receiving corps by a large margin as a fantasy WR2.

Expect more downfield targets than before, but not with the accuracy and placement from Willis that will lead to that WR2 value. Think of Washington as a bye-week value, which as the projected WR1 on the team tells you not to expect much from this passing gamein 2026.

Sigmund Bloom

WR67

Jeff Haseley

WR68

Bob Harris

WR60

Jeff Bell

WR58

Dave Kluge

WR65

Week 0

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