From the episode

P wash is lining up on on the outside and seeing DJ Turner... they ran a ton of 12 personnel like they were zooming in on Nate Borkercher and some of these other guys.

STACKED’s take

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Bengals' 12 personnel and tight end focus limited Washington's slot impact despite 46% snap share.

Parker Washington lined up in the slot approximately 46 percent of snaps against the Bengals but was shadowed by DJ Turner; however, the source notes this was partly due to the Bengals running heavy 12 personnel with tight ends like Nate Borkercher, leaving Washington on the outside seeing Turner. The Bengals defense allowed the most fantasy points to tight ends (21 per game) last year and repeated that pattern, with tight ends open over the middle of the field as the first read, limiting Washington's opportunities despite his slot alignment.

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