Waddle sits in a nuanced tier next to Hill, with some analysts nudging him into the true WR1 realm if the offense stays efficient and Hill’s volume remains manageable. His path hinges on how Miami distributes targets, particularly if Hill maintains heavy coverage. In Superflex, Waddle’s ceiling could spike with positive game scripts and QB health.

Waller’s presence should ease defensive focus on Waddle, potentially increasing opportunity for back-shoulder and timing routes as Miami diversifies its target tree.

Waddle is bullish as the Dolphins re-energize their passing game, with a credible shot at leading the team in receiving yards. His speed and game-breaking ability could push him into elite WR1 territory if the offense regains its explosive plays and Hill’s presence keeps defenses honest.

Waddle’s speed and route-running are central to the Dolphins’ vertical game. Waller’s addition could open more mid-range windows for Waddle, while defenses recalibrate to multiple receiving threats. His fantasy outlook benefits from a more diversified, high-powered passing attack.

Waddle’s three-year target share sits around 23%, with last year’s dip not erasing his big-play upside. In 2024, he could lead Miami in targets if Hill’s health or backfield changes limit the passing game’s other options. His speed and route-running keep him a strong weekly WR2 floor with weekly top-end upside in shootouts.