Wease Jr. showed UDFA upside at wideout, with a connection to Quinn Ewers and potential to fill the role of a bigger target outside the current options.

Wease Jr. drew attention with a strong second showing and has a chance to command a sizable target share for Miami, notably in a game where Quinn Ewers will be looking for a reliable target. His connection with Ewers could sustain a high target volume and DFS upside.

Wease Jr. hauled in the 15-yard TD that flipped the lead, demonstrating trust from Ewers and a budding connection with the rookie. If this target share grows, he could become a sneaky PPR option in deeper leagues.

Theo Wease Jr. led Miami receivers with 80 yards on nine targets and scored twice, building a strong connection with Ewers and earning a roster spot as a top-depth option at wideout. His route-running and catch radius project as a meaningful late-round dynasty asset and potential Week 1 contributor if he sticks.

Wease Jr. and Ewers showcased a developing rapport in Week 2, with the rookie WR catching key passes and showing a quickness that could translate into Pittsburgh-like playmaking in Miami’s passing attack. His early connection with Ewers positions him as a sleeper target in deeper fantasy formats if this chemistry sustains.