Terry McLaurin

Week 7 vs. Dallas Cowboys

We're in spooky szn, which means Scary Terry should emerge soon. McLaurin had a solid game last week, finishing 7-74 on 12 targets. He's now had at least 60 receiving yards in every game but one. We project him to easily top that mark again this week in a favorable matchup against the Cowboys (No. 29 aFPA). The Cowboys have allowed 12 total touchdowns to receivers, which ties the Vikings for a league-high mark. FWIW, McLaurin played well against Dallas last season, finishing 5-62-1 in his one appearance. We like McLaurin as a solid WR1 play in Week 7.

Week 5 vs. Los Angeles Rams

Terry McLaurin saw an insane 14 targets last week, finishing 10-118-0. He's now topped 100 receiving yards in two of his four starts as he's a lone bright spot in this Washington offense. McLaurin gets a new quarterback this week in Kyle Allen, so it'll be interesting to see how that dynamic plays out. McLaurin should still see the bulk of the targets in this offense, so we're not too worried about a quarterback change. What we are worried about, however, is the matchup. McLaurin faces Jalen Ramsey and the Rams' defense which is No. 1 in aFPA for receivers. The Rams have only given up one touchdown to receivers this season. McLaurin should still be viewed as a lower-end WR1 play in Week 5.

Week 3 at Cleveland Browns

Washington didn't do much as an offense in Week 2, but that didn't stop Terry McLaurin. The second-year receiver had a strong game, finishing 7-125-1 on a team-high 10 targets. McLaurin has now had 5+ receptions and 50+ receiving yards in 8 of his 16 games played. That's consistent double-digit production in PPR formats, and it makes McLaurin a low-end WR1. That's what he should be viewed as in Week 3 in a decent matchup against the Browns.