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Malik Washington

WR · MIA · Bye 6

Age 255'8"195 lbs2 yr
FFT9962

Elite Profile

Calibrated public rating

RAW 48 · 99% cov

Projection

5.4

Half-PPR / game

Market ADP

191.0

Consensus overall

FFT fair value

203.1

Calibrated pick

Draft delta

-12.1

Market minus FFT

Draft recommendation

Market is aggressive

Risk / reliability

Low Risk

84
Risk: Low

Reliability

84 / 99

Coverage

80%

Live board

Today's Read

NO MARKET DATA

His route-concept mix is worth -0.15 EPA per target against a 0.05 league baseline. His most common concept is screen at 32% of targets. His targets come in lower-value situations than his volume implies.

Model rank

Market

Confidence

medium

Full analysis

2026 week 2

Weekly Outlook

FFT · BDL · SLEEPER · MARKETS

Our projection

6.3

Weighted weekly consensus

BDL projection

6.0

BALLDONTLIE weekly

Sleeper projection

7.3

Sleeper weekly

Game status

Not reported

No injury description reported

Latest practice

Not reported

Game-day active

Active

Started

Pending

Participation

Pending

Game market

Total · Spread

Implied team total · cross-book median

Live draft market

ADP 169.8 · Rostered 7.4%

BDL change +0.1%

BALLDONTLIE data checked 9/20/2026, 5:45:22 PM ET. Sportsbook values are consensus context, not betting advice.

Measured 2026 · Regular season

Season Production

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Actual BALLDONTLIE box scores · FFT-computed fantasy points · Preseason excluded. Missing stats are not zeroes.

2026 / Player Game Center

Every play has a story.

Malik Washington · Recorded performance, game context, fantasy takeaways.

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Measured game log

Weekly Performance

Actual BALLDONTLIE box scores · FFT-computed fantasy points. Missing weeks are never filled with zeroes.

No 2026 regular-season stat line recorded for Malik Washington yet.

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FFT Newsroom

Latest news for Malik Washington

All reports

Position-relative

FFT99 Pillar Scores

Methodology

Opportunity

60

Average

60

Top 31% at WR

Talent

46

Watch

46

Top 54% at WR

Offensive Environment

16

Watch

16

Top 97% at WR

QB Play

73

Strong

73

Top 13% at WR

Fantasy Playoff Schedule

31

Watch

31

Top 85% at WR

Player Profile

Opportunity60
Talent46
Offensive Environment16
QB Play73
Fantasy Playoff Schedule31

Games

17

Half-PPR

70.7

Total TD

4

Model Component Contributions

The measured inputs doing the most work inside this grade.

Target Share
11%
YPRR (Efficiency)
9%
Targets Per Game
7%
First-Read Share (proxy)
7%
Vegas
7%
TPRR
7%
Play Caller
6%
Age Prod
5%

Draft Economics

Value Over Replacement

-40.9

proj. half-PPR pts

Rank Delta

+14

position spots vs ADP

Value Grade

A

Great Value

reachfair valuesteal

Market

191.0

FFT value

203.1

Board Δ

-12.1

Playoff Schedule

Week 15

@ GB

Rank 15th

Great

Week 16

vs LAC

Rank 22nd

Neutral

Week 17

vs BUF

Rank 28th

Tough

FFT99 vs ADP

Every dot is a real position peer with a market price.

Malik WashingtonCONSENSUS ADP →FFT99 →

Deep research dossier

Evidence, history and model transparency

The decision dashboard ends above. Open only the research sections you need below—the full evidence remains available without overwhelming the player overview.

The call record

Claims written down before the season, sealed at registration, and graded in public — misses kept.

No pre-registered call was made on Malik Washington. The record holds 29 calls in total, selected from the board by signal strength and divergence — most players do not clear that bar, and silence here means we did not stake a claim on him, not that he graded badly.

2025 production

What he actually did last season. Measured, not projected.

Games

17

PPR pts

116.7

Half-PPR pts

70.7

PPR / game

6.9

Receiving

Targets

65

Receptions

46

Rec yards

317

Rec TDs

3

Target share

14.1%

Air yards share

10.0%

WOPR

0.28

Rushing

Carries

17

Rush yards

110

Rush TDs

1

Yards / carry

6.47

Passing

Pass yards

0

Pass TDs

0

Interceptions

0

nflverse season totals for 2025, joined on normalised name and position (gsis 00-0039880). These are actuals — nothing here is modelled.

What the market says

Every ADP source we hold, side by side, and where our model sits against them.

Consensus ADP

191.0

Median

191.0

Sources ranking him

1/4

Agreement

SourceRank / ADP
Yahoo ADPunranked
Sleeper ADPunranked
RTSports ADP191.0
Fantasy Football Calculator ADP (live)unranked

Mean and median are computed across the sources that actually ranked him — an unranked source never enters the average, because a sentinel treated as a pick number would drag a real player hundreds of slots. Spread, deviation and agreement are null under two ranked sources rather than 0, since one source cannot agree with itself. The FFT model rank is our own output and is never folded in as if it were an outside source.

Week-to-week, 2025

Consistency and range — the part a season total hides.

Weeks with a line

17

PPR / game

6.9

Std dev

3.2

Coeff. of variation

0.47

Boom rate

0% (0/17)

Bust rate

65% (11/17)

Best week

13.6 wk 8

Worst week

1.5 wk 17

Recent form — last 4 games with a line

6.4 PPR per game over weeks 15, 16, 17, 18-0.5 against his season average.

Every week (17 lines)
WkOppPPRTgtRecYdsCarRuYdTDRZ
1IND4.952201900
2NE9.521232300
3BUF6.2531222001
4NYJ4.132132800
5CAR4.05400002
6LAC6.354221102
7CLE8.085300001
8ATL13.654360011
9BAL7.1334831301
10BUF9.33291411
11WAS7.233420000
13NO7.054300000
14NYJ4.043100001
15PIT2.011100000
16CIN10.211231911
17TB1.53141101
18NE11.843622212

The weekly LINES are measured: 2025 game logs, joined on gsis id 00-0039880. Everything derived from them above — per-game, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, boom and bust rates, recent form — is computed by us and carries the FFT model (beta) label. It is not an observed stat.

This whole block is on the PPR scale, including the thresholds — the artifact publishes boom and bust in PPR (WR: boom ≥ 20, bust ≤ 8) and converting only the points would leave the rates measured against a different ruler than the one they were defined on. The hero above is half-PPR because that is what the model ranks on. Two rulers, each labelled, rather than one silently mixed. Rates need at least 4 games to carry weight; recent form is the last 4.

Advanced usage & efficiency

Route concepts, red-zone opportunity, and separation-adjusted catch rate.

Red-zone opportunity

Scoring upside

RZ targets

11

RZ carries

3

RZ TDs

4

aDOT

5.2

Concept EPA / target

-0.151

Classified targets

65

Catch residual

-2.016

YAC over expected

0.96

Most-run concept: SCREEN on 32.3% of his classified targets.

Every field is derived by FFT from openly-licensed nflverse play-by-play, or taken from the free public NFL Next Gen Stats endpoint. No licensed trial data (Sportradar, BALLDONTLIE) is included, which is why this file can be committed and shipped with the build. Red zone: Plays snapped inside the opponent 20-yard line. Red-zone usage measures opportunity; this repo’s own backtest shows it adds little on top of plain volume, so it is retained as context and is deliberately not described as an edge.

How the model gets there

The component projection behind the headline number, and what it was built from.

Projected games

14.7

Half-PPR (season)

79.4

PPR (season)

97.7

Confidence

medium

Proj targets

54.8

Proj receptions

36.5

Proj rec yards

396

Proj rec TDs

2.8

Proj carries

6.7

Proj rush yards

36

Proj rush TDs

0.2

Proj pass yards

0

Proj pass TDs

0.0

Proj INTs

0.0

Touchdown regression

He actually scored 4 touchdowns last season. Against his measured opportunity the model expects a change of -1.0. The gap between what a player scored and what his opportunity implies is one of the four signals the edge engine reads.

What this projection was built from

17 g in 2025, 3.8 tgt/g, 57% snaps (regressed to the role, not the position), SWR1 on depth chart, age 26

fft-projection-2.3.0-beta. The model reads measured production, opportunity and age, and reads no ADP field at any stage — so it can disagree with the market, which is the only reason a disagreement is worth anything. Draft capital was not resolved for this player, which the model treats as unknown rather than as undrafted.

What this page is standing on

Which sources answered for this player, and which did not.

  • Identity join: Resolved to gsis 00-0039880 via the 2025 nflverse season file. The weekly log and advanced splits are keyed on that id.
  • Market ADP: A bundled snapshot of platform ADP, not a live feed. Shown for comparison and never read by the projection model.
  • Headshot: Resolved from exact-name.
  • Vitals: Height, weight, college and jersey are read from nflverse and keyed on gsis id 00-0039880 — not on name. Name keying matches players to relatives who share one: "Marvin Harrison Jr." also matches his father's 1996 row, and whichever came first in the file would win.
  • Not shown: draft round and pick. The bundled player file carries them on roughly 48% of rows and populates them late, so a blank is equally consistent with a genuine undrafted free agent and with a first-rounder nobody has ingested yet. The model’s own three-state read is used instead, above.

Model run caveats

  • No usable red-zone RECEIVING fit for QB — receiving touchdowns at that position come from the shrunk per-target rate alone.
  • Rookie draft capital on this run: 82 drafted (projected from round/pick), 141 confirmed undrafted, 177 with capital UNKNOWN.
  • 177 of 400 rookie projections (44%) have NO KNOWN DRAFT CAPITAL because this draft class has not been ingested by any source the model can read. For those players the draft-capital path did not run: a first-round pick and a camp arm receive the same number, separated only by depth-chart order. Those projections are flagged `isPositionalFloor` and must be read as a floor for the role, not as a valuation of the player.

How the model works

Inputs, method, and the forbidden-inputs list. It reads no ADP at any stage.

Where it loses

Pre-registered calls, graded in public, misses kept on the page.

Model Rankings

Every player, with the model's BUY / FADE call against consensus ADP built into the board.