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With McLaurin locked in, how should fantasy rosters prioritize Washington pass-catchers in redraft and dynasty formats?
Qwiket AI:
McLaurin’s extension anchors Washington’s passing game, so he remains a stable WR1–WR2 in redraft with reliable target volume. Depth options behind him could emerge as flex plays depending on QB consistency, but the offense will be keyed around McLaurin. In dynasty, the setup supports a long-term core around him.
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Waddle faced consistency challenges in 2024 amid offensive line issues and a crowded receiving corps. The addition of Achane as a pass-catching back could help stabilize the offense, but health and quarterback consistency remain key determinants of his 2025 fantasy value.
Ridley appears in draft discussions as a veteran option whose upside hinges on health and target share. In a Titans offense, he could secure a solid floor with occasional top-week upside in strong matchups.
Pearsall sits in San Francisco's receiver group as a potential late-season contributor. In deeper leagues, he could emerge as a weekly flex option if the injury-prone group steadies and Pearsall finds routes in the offense.
Pollard remains a key dual-threat option, with a clear path to heavy involvement in a Titans offense. His value hinges on workload and efficiency, but he has a profile that supports weekly RB1-2 floor with big-game potential.
Mason, fresh from SF to Minnesota, could see an expanded role as Jones' workload lightens. He has strong Next Gen and PFF metrics, offering upside as a late-round target with standalone value in deeper leagues or as a Jones-handcuff.