Two questions: 1. What’s with all the lines in the picture? A: Idk. 2. Is Scary Terry gonna ball out this year? A:He definitely has the talent to do so, but given the status of his offense as a whole and QB play it’s gonna be tough. So, ball out? No. Improve from last season? Yes! Redskins WR Terry McLaurin was pumping out some quality stats in the first five games of his rookie year last season where he averaged 4.6 receptions, 81.6 yds , and 1 TD a game in his first five starts. Not to shabby for a rookie. He did get into a slump from in the middle/end of the season where it took him 7 games to find the endzone again. But he was able to pick himself back up averaging about 5 receptions, 91 yards, and .667 TDs a game in his last 3 games of the season. So last year he was essentially a great WR in throughout half the season ( against all subpar or just terrible defenses). I believe McClaurin is the only real proven receiving threat on the Redskins and in the future, when he is surrounded by a better offense and QB, Terry will be the real deal and a fantasy WR1. But given the status of their team offensively with their QB play and their lack/ unknown status of their other recieving options, it’s not gonna be next season. However, he is still Washington’s WR1 and go to guy, so he’s gonna get a lot of opportunities as well as plenty of raw talent and athleticism to capitalize and have a decent year. So right now for fantasy, I see Terry as a good flex play/ low end WR2 option in standard leagues while more of a flex play in PPR leagues. I think similarly to last season, he will go on streaks of good vs bad weeks and I would consider who he plays each week before starting him. 2020 stat prediction: 70 receptions, 1,102 yards, 8 TDs #fantasyfootball #bullseyefantasy #football #fantasy #nfl #2020 #fantasydratt #redskins #washingtonredskins @terry_25 #prediction #footballpredictions #stats #talented #talent #skill #solid https://www.instagram.com/p/CAlpsSmHaIv/?igshid=19n1n67pziht