Washington Commanders wide receiver Luke McCaffrey "lined up outside more than expected" during Day 1 of OTAs on Tuesday, according to Ben Standig of The Athletic. Washington selected McCaffrey, a product of Rice University, with the 100th overall selection in the third round of April's NFL Draft. McCaffrey impressed in the slot throughout his college career, demonstrating the physicality, athleticism, and ball security skills needed to succeed there at the next level. However, it appears that Washington has different plans or at least wants to explore all their options with the rookie. Perhaps he has impressed the coaching staff enough for them to experiment with him outside. Such positional versatility could allow McCaffrey to carve out a decent role in his first pro season, though he's still off the radar in most redraft leagues. For dynasty purposes, he's a fringe top-25 rookie heading into the 2024 campaign.

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Dynasty | The Washington Commanders drafted Rice wide receiver Luke McCaffrey with the 100th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Dynasty Analysis: McCaffrey will have a chance to carve out some playing time behind the likes of Terry McLaurin and Jahan Dotson but has a tough hill to climb. The former quarterback (and very famous relative of other McCaffrey footballers) is a solid athlete but is still inexperienced at the position. Still, the draft capital is there and he should be a pretty solid dart throw in the middle rounds of rookie drafts this year.