2024 RTSports Outlook

Dotson had a better second season but still wasn't a huge factor in the passing game. He had 49 receptions for 518 yards and four touchdowns. He did set a career high in receptions but his yardage and touchdown totals regressed from year one. The Commanders had erratic quarterback play, though, which didn't help matters for Dotson and the entire offense. He should continue to play a big role in the offense, starting opposite Terry McLaurin. Dotson is an explosive player that does well at all levels. He can turn a short pass into a big play or just run past defenders to make a big play down the field. He is a pretty complete package. He lacks a little strength, so injury is a concern, especially after missing some time his rookie season.

FANTASY OUTLOOK: Dotson can rebound some from last year and post better numbers. We still would consider him a low-end No. 3 or 4 fantasy receiver, though. He is going to be capable of some big games but likely be really mediocre in others. Dotson can get around 70 receptions for 900 yards and six or so touchdowns.

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RotoBaller's Outlook

After an impressive rookie season in 2022, Washington Commanders wide receiverJahan Dotsonwas epically disappointing in 2023 -; failing to surpass his yardage and touchdown total from his promising rookie year. Unfortunately, the emergence ofCurtis Samuelas a reliable short-game target for second-year quarterbackSam Howellquelled what might have been a breakout season for Dotson last year. Samuel is gone, however -; shipped off to Buffalo -; and Dotson again projects as the WR2 for the Commanders. With new rookie signal-callerJayden Danielsat the helm, this offense could prove to be a valuable -; unexpected -; source of fantasy output. However,Dotson has significant target competition withTerry McLaurin-; a staple in the offense -; and newly acquired teammatesLuke McCaffreyandAustin Ekeler. It's hard to predict consistent volume for Dotson with a rookie QB and many talented mouths to feed. Still, he should certainly be on our radar at his measly price of WR63 (#152 overall), which aligns with his RotoBaller WR59 ranking. Dotson is absolutely worth a flyer at this ADP, considering he was regularly taken between Rounds 6-9 last year.

After an impressive rookie season in 2022, Washington Commanders wide receiverJahan Dotsonwas epically disappointing in 2023 -; failing to surpass his yardage and touchdown total from his promising rookie year. Unfortunately, the emergence ofCurtis Samuelas a reliable short-game target for second-year quarterbackSam Howellquelled what might have been a breakout season for Dotson last year. Samuel is gone, however -; shipped off to Buffalo -; and Dotson again projects as the WR2 for the Commanders. With new rookie signal-callerJayden Danielsat the helm, this offense could prove to be a valuable -; unexpected -; source of fantasy output. However,Dotson has significant target competition withTerry McLaurin-; a staple in the offense -; and newly acquired teammatesLuke McCaffreyandAustin Ekeler. It's hard to predict consistent volume for Dotson with a rookie QB and many talented mouths to feed. Still, he should certainly be on our radar at his measly price of WR63 (#152 overall), which aligns with his RotoBaller WR59 ranking. Dotson is absolutely worth a flyer at this ADP, considering he was regularly taken between Rounds 6-9 last year.