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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 but carries high variance risk.

Washington was the main beneficiary of Malik Willis' Week 1 air yards extravaganza 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. Willis posted the NFL's second-highest downfield passing rate at 22 percent in Week 1, which could mean Washington will see weekly chances to blow the roof off as an upside flex option. However, this high-variance wideout profile can also lead to down weeks, as evidenced by Washington's scoreless 53 yards against Vegas.

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