D.J. Moore or Terry McLaurin
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| Avg Game | 9.6 | 9.6 | - |
| Avg Projection | 153.0 | 139.9 | - |
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WR - CAR | WR - WAS | |
| 2020 Schedule | ||
| Week 1 | vs. LV | vs. PHI |
| Week 2 | at TB | at ARI |
| Week 3 | at LAC | at CLE |
| Week 4 | vs. ARI | vs. BAL |
| Week 5 | at ATL | vs. LAR |
| Week 6 | vs. CHI | at NYG |
| Week 7 | at NO | vs. DAL |
| Week 8 | vs. ATL | BYE WEEK |
| Week 9 | at KC | vs. NYG |
| Week 10 | vs. TB | at DET |
| Week 11 | vs. DET | vs. CIN |
| Week 12 | at MIN | at DAL |
| Week 13 | BYE WEEK | at PIT |
| Week 14 | vs. DEN | at SF |
| Week 15 | at GB | vs. SEA |
| Week 16 | at WAS | vs. CAR |
| Week 17 | vs. NO | at PHI |
WR - CAR | WR - WAS | |
| Receiving | ||
| Receptions | 86.1 | 70.7 |
| Rec Yards | 1,170.9 | 1,042.7 |
| Rec TDs | 5.4 | 6.1 |
| Rushing | ||
| Rush Attempts | 5.8 | 0.0 |
| Rush Yards | 49.2 | 0.0 |
| Rush TDs | 0.1 | 0.0 |
| Points | ||
| Fantasy Points | 153.0 | 139.9 |
WR - CAR | WR - WAS | |
| 2019 Points | ||
| Week 1 | 5.6 | 18.5 |
| Week 2 | 8.9 | 12.2 |
| Week 3 | 12.4 | 13.0 |
| Week 4 | 4.4 | ‐ |
| Week 5 | 9.1 | 5.1 |
| Week 6 | 8.6 | 22.0 |
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| Week 8 | 3.8 | 3.9 |
| Week 9 | 10.1 | 3.9 |
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| Week 12 | 25.4 | 7.2 |
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| Week 14 | 8.1 | 11.7 |
| Week 15 | 12.3 | 19.0 |
| Week 16 | 0.1 | 8.6 |
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| Total | 143.5 | 133.9 |
| Average | 9.6 | 9.6 |
WR - CAR | WR - WAS | |
| 2019 Targets | ||
| Week 1 | 10 | 7 |
| Week 2 | 14 | 9 |
| Week 3 | 2 | 8 |
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WR - CAR | WR - WAS | |
| Expert | ||
| Jacob Wayne Lineups | It's hard for me to grasp that more people aren't talking about D.J. Moore's phenomenal sophomore season. He had 87 catches for 1,175 yards and 4 touchdowns despite catching passes from a hobbled Cam Newton, Kyle Allen, and Will Grier. Now, Moore will benefit greatly from the introduction of Teddy Bridgewater as the new starting quarterback. The team's defense has also gotten worse since last year and will be starting several rookies, so game script should favor the passing game. Matt Rhule and Joe Brady will help scheme Moore open in creative ways and he's almost certainly due for positive touchdown regression. He's one of my favorite players for fantasy football this season, especially when you can draft him in the third or even fourth round. | Washington's idea of a passing offense was hard to watch last season and the scheme has to get better this year mostly because it can't get any worse. Scott Turner should help Haskins unlock some more of his play and McLaurin will benefit as his primary receiving weapon. In his rookie year, McLaurin had 58 catches for 919 yards and 7 touchdowns. He was a consistent downfield threat and finished with an impressive 15.8 yards per reception. Both second-year players, Haskins and McLaurin should continue to improve as they grow more accustomed to pro play and their strong chemistry will help them both succeed. |
| Draft Engine Draft Engine | The departure of Devin Funchess prior to last season made Moore the undisputed No. 1 wideout in Carolina, and he emerged as the No. 2 target in the passing game behind running back Christian McCaffrey. Because of Moore's speed and versatility, the Panthers' new coaching regime will likely continue to use him on a wide variety of route concepts. | Despite having missed Week 4, McLaurin would've had a good chance to surpass 1,000 receiving yards as a rookie had a concussion not sidelined him for the season finale. He could benefit from new offensive coordinator Scott Turner's game plans involving more play-action passing than Washington ran under coordinator Kevin O'Connell in 2019. |
| Ben Wasley The Fantasy First Down | D.J. Moore had a very impressive sophomore season, proving he's the clear Panthers WR1. He should get even better in year 3 as he's still very young and the Panthers look like they'll be regularly chasing the game. In most circumstances you'd suggest a 1000 yard receiver should expect far more than 6 TDs in his first two seasons combined, but Moore is rarely a green zone target (only three targets inside the 10 last year) so he may just be a guy who doesn't score often. The addition of Robby Anderson is also reason for concern so I'd suggest using some caution, especially in non-PPR leagues. The upside is very high if everything kicks though. | Scary Terry McLaurin had an incredible debut season with 919 yards and 7 TDs in an awful offense with sub-standard QB play. While Dwayne Haskins is back, you'd have to expect some improvement in his passing while the improved supporting cast should also help F1. Hence weekly floor remains very low, as evidenced by his mid-season run of seven games under 10 fantasy points, but he has week winning upside and is a great Best Ball option. He's a risk/reward WR3 with strong weekly and seasonal upside if the Redskins can finally get their act together in the passing game. |
| Mike Tagliere FantasyPros | It really stinks that we may not get to see Moore play with a top-tier quarterback during his early years. He's an extremely good football player who's been stuck in a bad situation. He made the most of bad targets last year, finishing as the WR18 and delivering WR2 or better performances 60.0 percent of the time, which ranked eighth among wide receivers. Now another obstacle to cross. He'll have a new quarterback and a new head coach in 2020. The coach (Matt Rhule) also decided they needed to bring in Robby Anderson, a receiver who previously played under him, which could mean the targets get spread out a bit. The good news is that Bridgewater attempted a deep ball on just 7.1 percent of his pass attempts, which was the second-lowest rate in the NFL, and not an area where Moore operates. The talent is there for Moore to make a jump into WR1 status, but the situation doesn't seem ideal with virtually no offseason. He's best suited as a WR2 on fantasy teams, as top-24 should be his absolute floor. | It was remarkable what McLaurin was able to do last year while playing on one of the worst teams in football. The disappointing part was that even though he saw 37.1 percent of his team's air yards (sixth in the NFL), he finished with just 93 targets. Knowing it's unlikely we see a big increase in pass attempts, it's hard for him to see an air yards number that is much higher. The reason we can be semi-optimistic with his targets is due to the lack of options around him. Kelvin Harmon and Paul Richardson are gone, along with the 86 targets they saw last year. In comes rookie Antonio Gandy-Golden, and veteran Dontrelle Inman, who was recently signed off the street. If we look at offensive coordinator Scott Turner's offense last year, you'll see it was very top-heavy when it came to the wide receivers, as D.J. Moore and Curtis Samuel both hit 106-plus targets. I can't say there's anyone else on this Washington receiver depth chart that deserves more than 75 targets. This could be very similar to A.J. Brown, where we're looking at a player who might get a 25 percent target share in his offense, even if it is a low volume one. The difference is that McLaurin's quarterback hasn't ever posted all-time great numbers, and it's unreasonable to expect that. Still, McLaurin can likely live up to low-end WR2 expectations, though getting him as your WR3 is the ideal scenario. |
| Frank Bonincontri Fantasy Wire HQ | Teddy B. is not helping me keep DJ up this high in the rankings | TMC breaks 1,000 yards and becomes Washington's top guy this season. Love his potential |
| Rob Wilson The Fantasy Footballers | Moore brokeout last season, and should continue his ascendence into the top ten. | Potential to explode this season but QB play could send him into a sophomore slump. He's the only horse in town so McLaurin drafters should hope Steven Sims steps up. |
| Elliot Berkovits Packer Report | Former 1st round pick, D.J. Moore had a breakout season in 2019 and that was with Kyle Allen throwing him the ball. Now he has Teddy Bridgewater who looked terrific in New Orleans last year at QB. Moore could be the NFL's next star WR, the only concern I have is how long it will take for him and Bridgewater to build a connection due to COVID. | In only 14 games last season, McLaurin racked up 919 receiving yards and seven TDs while playing with some truly terrible QB play. If Dwayne Haskins can progress in year two as the starter then we could see McLaurin as a top-24 WR. That being said, Haskins had some real struggles last year so that's something you have to consider. At a certain point, no matter how good a WR is, he needs a talented QB to get him the football. |
| Derek Lofland FantasyPros | Moore had 1,215 yards from scrimmage, but only 4 touchdowns in 2020. Teddy Bridgewater is the quarterback in Carolina this year, Moore should easily be their most targeted wide receiver. | McLaurin was the lone bright spot in the Washington offense with 58 receptions for 919 yards and 7 receiving touchdowns. He should take a jump in his second year, especially if second-year QB Dwayne Haskins can also take a jump in his second year. |
| Kyle Yates FantasyPros | Moore's essentially a lock for seeing over 130 targets again in 2020. While he might not put up high TD totals in this offense, he's going to be a PPR machine this season. As long as Moore can stay healthy, he'll return value on his current ADP. | McLaurin was a revelation last season for people who drafted him in the last round or scooped him up off of waiver wires in week one. While he does have more competition for targets in 2020, he's the main option in this passing attack and is a guarantee to see over 120 targets. He's a value right now at his current ADP and would be a fantastic addition to your fantasy roster as a WR2/WR3. |
| Kevin Wheeler Draftwize | DJ Moore averaged 16.4 PPG (seventh-most among WRs) in 14 healthy games last year. As a 22-year-old with Kyle Allen at QB. One of the best prospects in recent memory with a historic start to his career. Panthers won't throw as much, but they should still be high-volume. @JackMiller02 | Terry McLaurin's 13.7 PPR FPG last year tied for 10th-most all-time with JuJu Smith-Schuster for any rookie WR drafted in the second round or later of the NFL draft. @GrahamBarfield |
| Brandon Funston The Athletic | New QB Bridgewater won't accentuate Moore's verticals skills, but he should be heavily targeted, allowing him to put his ample Yards After Catch skills to work | Advanced metrics darling and near-backend WR2 producer as rookie was PFF's 6th-highest grade WR in 2019 despite ugly QB combo of Keenum, McCoy, Haskins |
| Wolf of Roto Street Roto Street Journal | Love the Joe Brady hire as OC. LSU's WRs dominated under his tutelage and usage, and Moore can expect more creative playcalling than ever before. But will Robby A's addition be more a positive (clearing space) or negative (target competition)? | |
| Seth Miller Crossroads Fantasy Football | Back to back years with under performance in the TDs. Despite that, he's still finished as a flex worthy, or better option, in .5ppr. | If you had to guess, who would you say was second on the team in targets? Chris Thompson with 58. He will not be without competition in 2020 but I don't think that has to be a bad thing. Terry saw 6.6 targets with Haskins for 34/500/2 in 8 games. A lot of change in 2020. Scott Turner is the new OC, was co-oc in Carolina where Carolina ranked second in attempts last year. Do bad teams tend to pass more? Probably, the Dolphins and Bengals were 6th and 7th. Will the Redskins be bad? I dunno. Lots of questions. |
