Terrace Marshall Jr.

Marshall certainly has some ridiculous upside in the NFL, but he also comes with a low floor due to his skillset. While there are certainly people that are all-in with Marshall in Carolina, it's very difficult to find the targets in this offense to see how he returns consistent production. He'll be behind CMC, DJ Moore, and Robby Anderson and we could see Darnold lean on one of the TEs in this offense over the middle of the field before Marshall. He'll have some big games here or there, but we shouldn't let the hype get too out of control on the raw rookie receiver. My Very Early Projection: 43-671-3 receiving.

Terrace Marshall Jr. could play slot

Carolina Panthers rookie WR Terrace Marshall Jr. is looking to fill any role the coaching staff asks him to, including the slot.

Fantasy Impact

Marshall suffered a foot injury during his final season at LSU but is progressing quickly. He was able to line up both inside and outside at LSU, where he caught 13 touchdown passes during the Tigers’ national championship season. The Panthers list Marshall at 6-2, 200, though he seems a little bigger. Regardless, the rookie has the skills and size to be among the best rookie receivers in the class after being reunited with offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Where he figures to have a big role in providing yet another big, physical WR for QB Sam Darnold. His biggest downfall could be playing in the same offense as D.J. Moore and Robby Anderson, though his long term upside is limitless, especially with Anderson being a free agent after this season. For redraft his ceiling is a WR2 finish in 2021, with great value in dynasty moving forward.