Huddle Up: Reagor is a journeyman receiver, and Miami's wide receiver situation is as bit patchwork, while working with Malik Willis under center. The passing offense should be a struggle most of the season, and even if Reagor can nail down the No. 3 job, he isn't someone worthy of fantasy consideration outside of the deepest of leagues.

Huddle Up: Washington showed solid chemistry with Malik Willis, and he looks like the best bet to emerge as Miami's No. 1 receiver this season. There is plenty of uncertainty surrounding both Willis and Washington, but the opportunities should certainly be there for Washington. He is worth a look as a WR4.

Huddle Up: Washington has a good chance to emerge as one of the top options in an unproven receiver room, and while he will likely operate mainly from the slot, it is encouraging to hear that he is expanding his repertoire. Someone has to catch passes in Miami, and Washington is worth taking a chance on in the later rounds of drafts.

Huddle Up: Washington has the potential to be a top target in the Miami passing offense, especially as the lone holdover trying to replace the likes of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, etc. He will be trying to hold off the likes of Tutu Atwell, Chris Bell, Kevin Coleman Jr., Caleb Douglas, Terrace Marshall Jr., Jalen Tolbert, Theo Wease Jr. and Tahj Washington in a crowded, yet rather unspectacular receivers room. He has fantasy potential, but let's see how training camp and the preseason goes before green-lighting him as anything more than a late-round fantasy flyer.

Huddle Up: Washington could have a role in the offense in 2026, but there is likely to be a lot of roster turnover in South Florida this offseason. If he is able to settle in as the No. 3 receiver for the Dolphins, he could have fantasy role, but we aren't even sure who the quarterback will be at this point, and if he is even on the team yet. Stay tuned.

Huddle Up: Washington has a total of three catches for 37 yards over the last three games, and he simply isn't seeing enough work to warrant fantasy consideration.

Huddle Up: Washington only saw a limited workload this week but could see more touches next week. The Dolphins seem to have more reliable options in the passing game, so Washington can be avoided in fantasy leagues.