The only thing scary about McLaurin right now is starting him in fantasy leagues. He was targeted just 11 times in the first two games. Now, he leads the team in that category, but it’s not enough volume. He also has been tethered to the left side of the field out wide, the most difficult spot for a rookie passer (Jayden Daniels, in this case) to go with the ball. I believe that has played a role in why he’s failed to reach nine fantasy points in a game this season. Add on a tough matchup against the Bengals, who have allowed the fourth-fewest yards to wide receivers this season, I’m putting him on the bench until we see better results.
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