Fantasy Life Articles on Parker Washington
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if Parker Washington's name were Travis Hunter, he would be going at the 3-4 turn—everything since then has made me more confident in that take. Liam Coen brings up Washington almost every time he gets the opportunity. He has praised his ability to play inside and outside, win at all three levels and create after the catch.
STACKED’s take
Washington's ADP undervalues his role; Coen's praise and 11-13 personnel usage suggest WR1 upside.
Washington's Underdog ADP of 60.8 (WR31) is significantly undervalued relative to his role and production trajectory. The source compares his profile to Travis Hunter and notes that if Washington had Hunter's name recognition, he would be going at the 3-4 turn. Liam Coen has praised Washington's ability to play inside and outside, win at all three levels, and create after the catch. Washington is playing in 11-, 12-, and 13-personnel packages, meaning he will be on the field extensively. In 2025, he posted a 21.4% TPRR (No. 24 among 76 WRs with 300+ routes), 2.06 YPRR, 18.0% target share, and 14.6 PPR FP/G from Week 10 on. Unlike Hunter, who has primarily lined up outside, Washington has worked from the slot in 3-WR sets, so they don't directly compete for snaps. The market has recently moved Washington ahead of Brian Thomas Jr., and the source views him as by far the Jaguars WR to target.
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