Nylander could shift lines if Domi anchors Matthews, but remains a core scorer with top-line and PP1 exposure.

Nylander is paired with Tavares on a veteran unit and remains a steady fantasy asset. The top unit’s stability could push Nylander to consistent production while line changes help him stay productive; his PP exposure could remain strong, keeping his fantasy floor solid amid roster reshuffles.

Nylander is cited as a dual-eligibility asset and high-scoring winger, offering flexibility in lineup construction. His upside paired with Matthews or Marner is a recurring theme, making him a practical target in flexible formats that reward multi-position eligibility and 30-50 goal potential.

Nylander is positioned to benefit from increased usage as a primary option beside Matthews, with contract-era continuity enabling a reliable fantasy contributor if he secures a larger share of the offense and power-play time.

Nylander faces an adjusted ecosystem without Marner, but remains a central playmaker. The discussion centers on how he adapts to new linemates and whether his chemistry with Matthews and other new passers sustains elite scoring and improved setup ability.