Heath earns reps as depth at WR grows. His role is contingent on practice reps and matchup needs, offering speculative upside in deeper leagues while providing a potential floor in deeper formats if WR injuries persist.

Heath flashed, with a 37-yard twisting catch signaling his rising role behind Watson and Kraft. His versatility makes the Packers’ offense more unpredictable, supporting a deeper WR corps with a growing ceiling in GB’s pass game.

Heath posted a late-game contribution and offers depth as Reed recovers. Heath represents a volatile but plausible week-to-week flex option if called upon, especially in pass-heavy scripts where GB leans on secondary targets.

Heath, a UDFA entering his third Packers season, had four targets for four yards and a notable drop in Week 1. With receivers down, Heath must seize the opportunity in Indy, contributing as a blocker and special-teams contributor while proving capable of meaningful catches.

Malik Heath surged into a prominent role for Green Bay in the preseason, outsnapping Micole Hardman and flashing the size-speed-catch-radius profile that could translate to meaningful Week 1 targets if this usage continues. His route work and ability to win contested looks suggest a real fantasy upside if he holds the top outside/positional slot.