The Dolphins mustered just six points in Thursday night's loss to the Ravens, but WR Jaylen Waddle still came away with a nice fantasy outing. He hauled in six of nine targets for 82 yards. And he should have had another 36-yarder, but it was negated by a bogus tripping call on RB Ollie Gordon. Waddle accounted for 31% of Miami's receiving yardage in this one. His nine targets ranked second to only RB De'Von Achane's 10 and were a 22.5% share.
Waddle has been awesome as Miami's No. 1 since Tyreek Hill went down. Over the past five games, he's averaged:
Waddle has tallied 5+ catches and 82+ yards in four of those five games. The only exception was the weather-impacted Week 7 game in Cleveland.
The low weekly floor on Miami's offense is the biggest risk with Waddle going forward. But the offense wasn't very good vs. Baltimore -- and Waddle still produced.
With the eighth-easiest remaining WR schedule, Waddle is an easy top-20 fantasy WR going forward, with upside into the top 12.
If you don't own Waddle, consider making a trade offer next week. The general consensus on him seems too low, likely because of concerns with Miami's offense.
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