Casey Washington Dynasty Value

Dynasty Analysis

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Casey Washington Player Comp

Casey Washington Dynasty Trade Values

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Casey Washington Combine Results

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Casey Washington Future Projections

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Shark Bites

ESPN's Marc Raimondi singled out Falcons WR Ray-Ray McCloud III as a "surprise" performer through the team's spring workouts. McCloud signed a two-year, $6 million deal with Atlanta in free agency and was generally expected to primarily return kicks. But McCloud reportedly also worked in with the first team at WR in spring and "performed well, catching passes from [Kirk] Cousins for big plays." McCloud will compete with Rondale Moore and sixth-round rookie Casey Washington for snaps behind lead duo Drake London and Darnell Mooney.

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