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Malik Washington, he has been just about as steady as they come this season. His role is just so consistent and predictable. He's never fallen below a 70% route rate this season and he's commanded at least an 18% target share in six of seven games this year. He's cracked a 25% target share four times... he's eclipsed double digit PPR points in four of his seven games this season... floor driven flex play... Malik Washington's red zone usage hasn't been very strong. He does show up for a touchdown in week eight, but across the full season, he has just three inside the 20 targets and just one end zone target.
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Steady floor play (70%+ routes, 18%+ target share) but limited ceiling; weak red zone usage.

Malik Washington has been exceptionally steady this season with a consistent and predictable role; he's never fallen below a 70% route rate and has commanded at least an 18% target share in six of seven games, cracking 25% target share four times. He's eclipsed double-digit PPR points in four of seven games. Tyler Algier characterizes him as a floor-driven flex play with limited ceiling due to target competition from Caleb Douglas, Chris Bell, and Greg Doulich. His red zone usage is weak with just three inside-the-20 targets and one end zone target all season, but strong matchups in weeks 9-11 make him bankable for five to seven targets per game.

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