Yahoo Sports NFL on Malik Washington

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Washington was the main beneficiary of Malik Willis' (relative) air yards extravaganza against the Raiders. He took in a whopping 42 percent of Miami's air yards and 30 percent of the team's targets with an aDOT of 16
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Washington's 42% air yard share offers upside flex appeal but high variance.

Washington was Miami's main beneficiary of Malik Willis' Week 1 air yards explosion against the Raiders, taking in 42 percent of Miami's air yards and 30 percent of the team's targets with an aDOT of 16. This high-variance profile could produce weekly upside as a flex option given Willis' 22 percent downfield passing rate (second-highest in NFL Week 1), but also carries downside risk as evidenced by his scoreless 53-yard outing against Vegas.

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