Week 16 at Tennessee Titans (Saturday)

Washington has scored less than 17 points in three consecutive games. This week, the implied team total of this team is absurdly low yet again - 13.5 points. It is the lowest implied total on the slate by a point and a half. With this currently being the worst offense in the NFL on its fourth quarterback of the season, we simply have no confidence in starting any piece of this offense for fantasy in Week 16.

Week 14 vs. New York Giants

My, how the Redskins have fallen in 2018, potentially going from first to the worst team in the division by the end of the season, due in large part to so many notable injuries. Washington is now on its third quarterback in Mark Sanchez, and have an implied team total of fewer than 20 points this week, bottom five in the league. New York also ranks fourth in aFPA to WRs. These factors combine to make no wideout from this unit remotely close to starting consideration. In fact, none are top 50 at the position.

Week 12 at Dallas Cowboys (Thanksgiving)

Colt McCoy takes over at quarterback for the rest of the season for Washington, which should give a slight boost to Washington's receivers, as he's targeted that position 54.5 percent of the time as the QB in the nation's capital, compared to 48.5 percent for Alex Smith this season. However, it's best to stay away from a game with the second lowest total on the Week 12 slate and Washington having an implied team total under 17 points. Dallas is also sixth in aFPA to WRs this season, posing an intimidating match-up. Too many unknowns here to risk starting a receiver in this offense.