Jahan Dotson

Week 13 vs. Miami Dolphins

Jahan Dotson had a solid outing last week, finishing 5-52 on six targets. After a slow start to the season, Dotson has started to turn it around. From Week 1 through Week 6, Dotson averaged 2.8-23.3-0.2. From Week 7 through Week 12, he's averaging 4.2-49.2-0.5. He'll look to continue that production this week as he gets a favorable matchup against the Dolphins (30th aFPA). He is a little risky considering he had a zero catch game just three weeks ago, but he's still a decent WR3 option in Week 13.

Week 11 vs. New York Giants

Jahan Dotson put up a fat goose egg last week as he failed to catch a single pass. He only saw two targets despite playing a season-high 95% of the offensive snaps. Part of Dotson's downturn in production could be explained by the return of Curtis Samuel, who saw six targets. Dotson's production went up in the two games without Samuel. Still, 0 receptions is a surprise, especially in a game where Sam Howell threw for 312 yards. Dotson should bounce back this week in a favorable matchup vs. the Giants (26th aFPA). Dotson finished 5-43 against the Giants just a few weeks ago. He should be viewed as a mid-tier WR3 option this week.

Week 9 at New England Patriots

Jahan Dotson came out of nowhere last week to finish 8-108-1 on 10 targets. His targets, receptions and receiving yards were all season highs. His 108-yard effort was a surprise considering he had a total of 183 receiving yards in the seven games prior to last week. Although Dotson's success was due to a few factors. The first was Curtis Samuel exiting the game early due to injury, and the second was Washington throwing the ball 52 times. We'll see if Dotson can keep the momentum going in Week 9 as he faces the Patriots. Although it'll be a tough matchup as New England is 8th in aFPA to WRs. We like Dotson as a mid-tier WR3 option in Week 9. Dotson will get a bump up if Samuel (toe) is unable to play.