Malik Washington

It's the same story almost every week for Washington. He is the team's clear No. 2 receiver, but his job consists exclusively of check-down targets, crushing his yardage ceiling. Washington led the Dolphins in catches this week and was held under 50 yards yet again. He hasn't hit 50 yards in a game this year. Washington is a no-ceiling WR6 for the Dolphins' Week 14 game against the Jets.

Washington hasn't caught more than three passes in a game since Week 8. He has one game over four catches and has yet to reach 50 yards in a week. Washington is the clear WR2 in Miami and that's just not worth very much with Jaylen Waddle and De'Von Achane soaking up targets. He is stuck in the WR4/5 ranks heading into Miami's bye.