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Dallas has worked his way from being a special teamer um to being a low-end contributor in that offense even last year. You saw moments where he got opportunities to play. He has good burst. He is a tackle breaker. He's an excellent receiver.

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Positive signalSleeper

Seattle sleeper with elite receiving skills; top waiver target if injury opens door

Dallas has progressed from special teams contributor to low-end offensive contributor with good burst, tackle-breaking ability, and excellent receiving skills; he is endeared to the staff. While Emmanuel Wilson and Ken Walker III will get the bulk of early-season work while Zach Charbonnet recovers (likely not until late October), Dallas is a top waiver wire target and could factor in if either starter gets injured, especially in deep leagues.

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