WR · MIA · 25 yrs · exp 2 · Virginia
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Malik Willis commented on the Dolphins trading Jaylen Waddle shortly after Willis signed, stating it was unfortunate as he would have liked to play with Waddle, but acknowledged it was out of his hands. Willis is now focused on building chemistry with current receivers like Malik Washington and Jalen Tolbert
Malik Washington is a buy-low option in dynasty trades due to his expected volume and relatively low price
The San Francisco 49ers’ official schedule is out. No more leaks , although they were spot on once again. The 49ers will travel to the East Coast twice this season. They’re fortunate enough to have a bye week after one of those trips, while the second one is sandwiched in between home games against the Seahawks and the Rams. When you go through the schedule, it’s not a stretch to see this team winning double-digit games. That’s easy to say of May. The 49ers will drop a game or two they have no business losing, and will likely pull off a victory when their backs are against the wall. Let’s walk through the entire schedule. It’s a shame this will be an international game. We’re talking about two of the best teams in the league in arguably the best division in football. This game will be somewhat of a showcase offensively with Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay calling plays on each sideline. Brock Purdy will have some new toys to play with. He didn’t play against the Rams last season. Los Angeles also didn’t have to deal with Mike Evans , De’Zhaun Stribling, or Christian Kirk . This is a secondary that made Kendrick Bourne look like Anquan Boldin . The Rams will be much better in the secondary with Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson , both of whom were on the Chiefs last season. The 49ers’ home opener comes against Malik Willis and Miami . Willis’s targets consist of Jalen Tolbert , Tutu Atwell , Malik Washington , and a pair of rookie third-rounders. The Dolphins are also breaking in rookie Kadyn Proctor, although he’s playing next to an All-Pro center. It should be a relatively soft landing spot in the home opener for Purdy and company. The Dolphins’ secondary consists of four journeymen and first-rounder Chris Johnson. There are a pair of first-round defensive linemen to deal with, but this is not a team that should contend in 2026. Win your home games. Win your home divisional games. That should be the motto for the 49ers in 2026. They’ll have a great opportunity to get off to a 2-0 start at home. The Cardinals added a couple of veterans in free agency defensively, but only added two Day 3 picks to a defense that finished sixth-worst in the NFL in EPA per play with the fifth-lowest sack percentage. Arizona added Jeremiyah Love and Chase Bisontis on offense. They also signed Isaac Seumalo to bolster their offensive line and Tyler Allgeier to improve the backfield. It’s hard to imagine this team getting enough stops to contend with the upper-echelon teams of the league, even with an electric rookie like Love. The third consecutive game at Levi’s Stadium comes against the team that probably felt that it should’ve made the Super Bowl last season. Denver ’s big offseason acquisition was trading for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle . Aside from losing Dre Greenlaw , the Broncos’ roster remains unchanged. Bo Nix gets another weapon, but that offense was tough to watch last season. Will Waddle make that much of a difference? The Broncos were lights out defensively in 2025, but defense doesn’t always carry over. I think the Broncos take a step back in 2026. With that said, this’ll be a tremendous challenge for San Francisco’s wideouts. The second road game of the season comes against the reigning Super Bowl champs. Of the top teams in the NFC West, Seattle feels like the obvious candidate to regress. They replaced Kenneth Walker with first-rounder Jadarian Price. The starting free safety might be a second-round rookie. Seattle’s defense was otherworldly last season. They got by offensively with one threat in the passing game. They also lost their offensive coordinator. That’s not to say this won’t be an above-average team. Scoring a touchdown would be a step in the right direction for the 49ers against Seattle. The new weapons should allow that to happen. Another home game for the 49ers. May this one come against Brandon Aiyuk ? That would make for a fascinating matchup on Monday Night Football. Jayden Daniels would certainly appr [... truncated ...]
Malik Willis secured a starting QB role with the Miami Dolphins on a three-year deal but faces significant challenges in 2026. Despite a strong arm and rushing ability, his lack of NFL starting experience, questionable offensive line, and unproven receiving corps, alongside RB De'Von Achane, place him as a low-end QB2 option in dynasty leagues
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Malik Washington is one of only three wideouts still on the roster who caught a pass for the team in 2025. After a busy offseason of cuts, trades, and draft selections, the Dolphins' receiver room has undergone a massive overhaul, and Washington's place within it is very much up in the air. Washington's 46 receptions in 2025 amount to the second highest single season total among all current Dolphins pass catchers other than De'Von Achane, but Miami invested heavily to add new target competition, spending two thirds and a fifth-round pick on Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell, and Kevin Coleman Jr. Bell is still recovering from an ACL tear sustained in late November, and Douglas is widely considered to be one of the largest reaches of the draft, so ultimately, it could be the fifth-rounder Coleman who poses the most immediate threat to Washington's workload. After taking more than 90% of his collegiate snaps on the inside, Coleman projects as a slot-only player in the NFL, a role Washington has handled on nearly 50% of his professional snaps. Anytime ambiguity enters a position room, dynasty values tend to crater, and bargains can be found for managers willing to lean into the uncertainty. At RotoBaller's WR131, Washington could be an offseason steal if he's ultimately able to carve out a meaningful role in his third season with Miami
Washington (thumb) is facing increased competition for targets and snaps after Miami selected three rookie wide receivers in the 2026 NFL Draft, Julio Vasquez of USA Today reports. Washington remains a major beneficiary of the Dolphins' decision to trade Jaylen Waddle to Denver and cut Tyreek Hill (ACL) this offseason, with an argument to be made that he stands as the No. 1 WR for new QB Malik Willis even after Jalen Tolbert and Tutu Atwell were signed in free agency. Miami adding two third-round rookie wideouts in Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell (ACL), plus Kevin Coleman in the fifth round, doesn't necessarily knock Washington out of the mix for the top spot, but the 2024 sixth-rounder now is facing significantly more competition for targets in what may be a run-first offense led by RB De'Von Achane and Willis' dual-threat abilities. Washington posted 427 total yards on offense and four TDs while also thriving in the return game last season, and he's presumably recovered from the thumb injury he sustained Week 18
Across 17 games in 2025, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Malik Washington recorded 46 receptions for 317 yards and three touchdowns on 65 targets. The 25-year-old also played a role as a rusher, collecting 110 yards and a touchdown on 17 attempts. While Washington's average of 6.9 yards per reception doesn't exactly jump off the page, there may still be reason to believe in him as a breakout candidate in 2026. Miami's pass-catching corps underwent a major overhaul over the offseason, as Jaylen Waddle was traded to the Denver Broncos and Tyreek Hill (knee) is currently a free agent. The Dolphins brought in wide receivers Tutu Atwell and Jalen Tolbert as replacements, but neither profiles as a high-volume target-earner. If Washington can develop early chemistry with new Miami quarterback Malik Willis, he has a chance to emerge as a leader in the team's wide receiver room. In dynasty formats, Washington could be a prime buy-low candidate
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