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Parker Washington. Do we do we So, he's on the B low... he was second in targets per route run, third in air yards per route run, sixth in yards per route run, uh, top 12 in ass... Parker Washington easily leads the team in route share, but he's averaging only 22.5 routes run per game... this is a top five defense by EPA per play... We should expect a regression to the mean. We should expect more pass volume.
STACKED’s take
Elite efficiency metrics make him a WR1 buy-low despite low volume.
Buy-low candidate after one down week; ranked second in targets per route run, third in air yards per route run, sixth in yards per route run, and top 12 in air yards share heading into week four. Despite strong efficiency metrics, catchable target rate was below 70% (73rd of 100 WRs) and YAC was atypically low. The source projects him as a low-end WR1 at worst and believes this is an opportune time to acquire him, noting that Jacksonville's dead-last ranking in drop backs per game (22.5 routes run per game for Washington) should regress to the mean as the defense normalizes; the source is confident in his tape and expects him to be the go-to target when Jacksonville needs to score. He is described as a do-it-all receiver capable of playing multiple roles, unlike Brian Thomas Jr., Josh Cameron, or Jakobi Meyers.
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