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Washington went out with the Jaguars throwing only 23 balls and still managed a borderline WR2 day with a 5/83/1 finish on six targets. He had double the targets of any other Jaguars receiver.
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Washington's target share and ADP rise support WR2 floor despite Thomas's presence.

Washington's ADP rose ahead of Brian Thomas Jr. based on end-of-training-camp reporting that he would be the Jaguars' lead wideout, and the source believes the market didn't correct hard enough for this shift. In Week 1 against the Browns, despite the Jaguars throwing only 23 balls, Washington posted a borderline WR2 day with 5/83/1 on six targets—double the targets of any other Jaguars receiver. Thomas left with a shoulder injury and Jakobi Meyers had a hand injury. The source expects Washington to remain a real fantasy WR2 even when Thomas has games as the lead wideout, and recommends feeling good about having Washington as a WR3 in drafts.

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