FantasyPros Articles on Parker Washington
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Parker Washington has league-winning upside after giving us a glimpse of his ceiling during Jacksonville's late-season surge. Over the final four regular-season games, Washington averaged 22.3 fantasy points and 113 receiving yards per game while commanding a 28.9% target share... His role as the Jaguars' primary slot receiver is especially intriguing in Liam Coen's offense, where slot receivers have consistently produced at a high level.
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Parker Washington's WR30 ADP undervalues his elite late-season metrics and slot role.
Parker Washington has league-winning upside and is being drafted around WR30 despite elite late-season production; over the final four regular-season games he averaged 22.3 fantasy points and 113 receiving yards per game with a 28.9% target share, then added seven catches for 107 yards and a touchdown in the playoffs. His role as the Jaguars' primary slot receiver in Liam Coen's offense is especially intriguing, as slot receivers have consistently produced at a high level in that scheme. Ryan Linkletter and Derek Brown both view him as one of the best values at wide receiver, though Derek Brown notes uncertainty about how the target hierarchy sifts out with Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter healthy.
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