Terry McLaurin

Start him — he’s still the team’s main outside receiver and should get more looks after a quiet Week 1, plus the team showed they trust him with a new contract. Just check practice updates before lock since Green Bay’s secondary is tough and he may still be a bit rusty.

Start McLaurin — he’s Washington’s top pass catcher and faces a softer cornerback, so he should get plenty of passes in Week 1. That said, Deebo Samuel’s role and McLaurin missing camp could limit touchdowns or cause a slow start, and Washington might run more if they’re heavy favorites, so check practice and injury news before the game.

Draft Terry McLaurin in the middle rounds. He usually gives steady yards in Washington, but contract talks and fewer touchdowns could make him shaky to start the season, so take him in the earlier part of the middle rounds if you can, otherwise grab him a bit later.

Draft McLaurin in the middle rounds. He’s a steady receiver you can count on every week, and he could end up being your best wideout since he’s the clear go-to guy and gets a ton of chances.