6 months agoMiami Dolphins fourth-year wide receiver Jaylen Waddle continued to excel in the Dolphins' high-powered offense in 2023. Partnering with Tyreek Hill, Waddle formed one of the most dynamic receiving duos in the league. He finished the season with 72 receptions for 1,014 yards and four touchdowns in just 14 games, showcasing his speed and ability to make big plays. Waddle's biggest concern last year was the lack of endzone touches the young receiver got, but a lack of games played could have altered this fluke as Waddle caught eight touchdowns the year before. Under head coach Mike McDaniel, the Dolphins' offensive scheme emphasizes speed and big plays. Waddle's role as a primary deep threat and possession receiver positions him as one of the offense's focal points. Waddle is worth targeting in the early rounds of fantasy drafts, typically in the late second to early third round, as his ADP is 35.3 while being ranked 33rd in RotoBaller's player rankings. Given his role in the Dolphins' dynamic offense and his proven talent, he offers a high floor with significant upside. Managers looking for a reliable and explosive wide receiver should confidently draft Waddle. The wide receiver is a high-end WR2 with the potential to finish as a WR1 in PPR formats. His ability to generate big plays and accumulate receptions makes him a valuable asset, particularly in leagues that reward points per reception. Waddle could easily outperform his draft position if he can increase his touchdown production.--Justin Pottinger - RotoBaller