McLaurin remains the focal point of Washington’s passing game, delivering consistent target share. His health and the QB play heavily influence ceiling, but his role as the primary receiver keeps him in weekly WR2 territory with upside when the offense moves the ball effectively.

McLaurin stands out as a reliable target in Washington’s passing game, especially when the offense is healthy and the opponent’s secondary can be exploited. He’s a high-floor option with weekly upside in the WR stable.

McLaurin sat out with a quad issue, thinning Washington’s receiving options and pressuring Daniels to find other targets while dealing with a volatile WR situation.

McLaurin missed his third straight game with a quad issue, contributing to Washington’s limited ceiling in this matchup; his absence hurts Washington’s aerial attack and fantasy upside.

McLaurin sat out a third straight game, limiting Washington’s aerial weapons and paving the way for breakout plays from others.