Washington is noted as a rising target for the Dolphins, contributing as a productive WR alongside Waddle and in the absence of Tyreek Hill.

Washington flashed limited production Week 5 amid Tyreek Hill injury concerns, presenting a speculative waiver target in deep or injury-leaning leagues. He’s a rollercoaster option with upside if he catches on in the Dolphins’ pass-happy system.

Malik Washington’s 74-yard punt return for Miami highlighted special-teams explosiveness that could factor in roster decisions as teams chase big-play potential.

Malik Washington is highlighted as a likely breakout option if Tyreek Hill is out, gaining more touches and a bigger role in the Dolphins’ passing game. His ceiling rises with increased opportunity, making him a candidate for deeper fantasy leagues seeking late-season upside.

<p>Malik Washington could emerge in Week 5 as an expanded target in Miami with Tyreek Hill sidelined. He has not produced big stats yet, but with additional opportunities he could be a useful bench stash or low end flex in deeper leagues.</p><p>The absence of Hill increases his upside as the No 2 or 3 option, especially in a pass heavy Dolphins attack that must generate offense to keep pace.</p>