Isaiah

Wright

Washington dealt with a handful of injuries at receiver last year which forced them to give Wright six starts as a rookie. He amassed 27 receptions for 197 yards while also contributing on special teams. Wright is a candidate to land on Washington’s practice squad.

Wright had 197 yards and zero touchdowns on 35 targets for Washington during the regular season. The undrafted free agent out of Temple will compete for a backup spot this offseason in what should be a totally revamped receiver room. Washington has the fifth-most cap space in the NFL. Wright isn’t on the redraft radar heading into early fantasy drafts. It’s Terry McLaurin or bust when it comes to Washington receivers.

Sims played nearly every snap alongside Terry McLaurin as the Football Team’s WR2. Steve Sims and Isaiah Wright, meanwhile, were reduced to rotational players against Seattle. Sims could have some fantasy value in deep formats as long as his playing time remains steady.

As is Dontrelle Inman. Steven Sims saw an increase in snaps (40, 45%) and targets (6) in only his second game back from injured reserve Sunday and would be in line for more opportunity if either Wright and/or Inman were to sit.

Wright was one of several beneficiaries of Alex Smith’s enormous yardage output (390 yards) in a failed comeback attempt. Wright, Cam Sims, and Steve Sims were all well behind Terry McLaurin in the pass catching pecking order, and Wright doesn’t figure to emerge as a reliable fantasy option barring a rash of wide receiver injuries.

Wright has played 71 percent of the Football Team’s offensive snaps over the past four games, seeing the second-most receiver targets behind Terry McLaurin. Wright and Antonio Gandy-Golden (hamstring) being inactive for Washington could mean a few more opportunities for Dontrelle Inman this week against Dallas.

Wright has gotten good run in Washington’s offense with Steve Sims (toe) hobbled or out, as he was in Week 4. Wright should remain on all fantasy waiver wires though.

Washington WR Isaiah Wright, who played ahead of Sims last week against, could see more opportunity this week against the Ravens. Wright would be a desperation flex option in the deepest leagues.

Last week against Cleveland, Sims operated as the Football Team’s No. 4 wideout, behind Isaiah Wright. Sims shouldn’t be in fantasy lineups this week against Baltimore.

The rookie is listed behind Steven Sims on the team’s depth chart but played ahead of Sims in Week 3, seeing more targets than everyone Washington pass catcher besides Logan Thomas and Terry McLaurin. Wright won’t be on the fantasy radar until Washington runs into injuries among its receivers.