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Deebo Samuel 2025 Fantasy Football Outlook

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Deebo Samuel 2025 Fantasy Football Outlook

Entering the 2025 season, Deebo Samuel is the 38th-ranked wide receiver (by average fantasy draft position), after the Washington Commanders player was 44th among all WRs in fantasy points last year, with 102.6. For lots more stats and fantasy projections on him, see below.

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Deebo Samuel Key Fantasy Stats

Take a peek at Samuel's fantasy outlook for 2025 based on 2024 numbers and this season's projections from numberFire:

Total
Overall Rank
Position Rank
2024 Fantasy Points102.614344
2025 Projected Fantasy Points119.79229

Deebo Samuel 2024 Game-by-Game

Samuel picked up 18.1 fantasy points -- seven catches, 96 yards and one touchdown -- in Week 16 versus the Miami Dolphins, his best game of the season. Look at the rest of his last-season game log here:

Week
Opponent
Fantasy Points
Targets
Receptions
Yards
TDs
Week 1Jets13.795540
Week 2@Vikings10.01081100
Week 4Patriots7.253580
Week 5Cardinals2.031110
Week 6@Seahawks17.7531021
Week 7Chiefs0.0000
Week 8Cowboys8.674710

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Deebo Samuel vs. Other Commanders Receivers

The Commanders threw the football on 50.0% of their plays from scrimmage last year while staying on the ground 50.0% of the time. That offensive attack ranked fifth in the NFL in points scored. Below is a glance at how Samuel's 2024 receiving stats stack up against his Washington Commanders teammates:

Name
Targets
Catches
Yards
TDs
Red Zone Targets
Deebo Samuel8151670313
Terry McLaurin1178210961314
Zach Ertz9166654721
Noah Brown563545313

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