Fantasy Life Articles on Parker Washington
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After Jacksonville's bye, Washington averaged 16.4 PPR points per game in the games he played when removing Weeks 13 and 14, which he missed due to injury. That kind of scoring would have put him squarely in the high-end fantasy wide receiver conversation on a points-per-game basis.
STACKED’s take
Washington's post-bye pace (16.4 PPR) projects to 1,300 yards and 9 TDs; slot role fits McVay system.
The source identifies Washington as the 'riskier part of the trade' but projects significant upside based on late-season role expansion. After Jacksonville's bye, Washington averaged 16.4 PPR points per game (excluding Weeks 13-14 due to injury), which when extrapolated over 17 games projects to approximately 130 targets, 88 receptions, 1,300 receiving yards, and 9 touchdowns—'high-end fantasy wide receiver' production. The source credits Liam Coen's Sean McVay coaching tree influence, noting featured slot receivers thrive in that system (Cooper Kupp, Chris Godwin examples), and cites training-camp reports of Washington emerging as one of Trevor Lawrence's favorite targets.
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