Malik Washington

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		31	72	540	3
2025		17	46	317	3
2024		14	26	223	0

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Dolphins struck solid value with Malik Washington's four-year, $4.2M deal, landing what amounts to a developmental steal at just $1.1M annually. While Washington profiles as a depth piece in terms of current production, Miami is paying him like the late-round rookie he is rather than betting big on immediate impact — a shrewd approach for a receiver who could blossom in their offensive system. The minimal guaranteed money ($200K) gives the franchise maximum flexibility to cut bait if he doesn't progress, while the modest AAV leaves plenty of room for Washington to outperform his contract if he develops into a reliable contributor. This deal earns a B- CVI because it represents exactly the type of low-risk, high-reward investment that championship teams make on young talent. Miami gets four years of cost-controlled production from a player who could easily become a valuable role player, and if Washington flames out, they're only on the hook for pocket change.

Performance Analysis

Malik Washington earns an F grade as a young receiver trying to earn a spot on Miami's roster. The Dolphins' passing attack has established options, and Washington is competing against long odds for one of the final receiver spots. His limited action hasn't produced enough to separate from the competition, and the route-running skills need development to earn trust from the coaching staff. Miami's offense offers opportunities for productive receivers, but Washington hasn't shown he's ready to capitalize on them. He's a developmental player on the fringes of the roster.