From the episode

Parker Washington, though, is a different conversation... Five for 83 and a touchdown on six targets... And then week four, one catch for seven yards on three targets. So he's had six or fewer, Parker Washington, six or fewer targets in three of his four games... 13 plus and three games so far. He is a 26% target share... I have Washington a little bit ahead. 17 and 22... I'm buying on Washington a little more.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalRole

Washington's target volatility is game-script driven; 26% share and strong metrics support hold over Pickens.

Parker Washington is the clear WR1 in Jacksonville's offense with 26% target share and strong first-read metrics from Trevor Lawrence. Despite appearing to have 6 or fewer targets in three of four games, this is explained by game script: Jacksonville's blowout over New England (35-6) limited volume, and last week Lawrence threw only 23 passes. Washington had a near-miss 40-yard catch last week and faced CJ Turner shadow coverage on all perimeter routes. Projected as WR22 rest of season. Source is not concerned about target volatility, holds him, and prefers him over Pickens rest of season due to clearer role and higher floor.

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