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Washington keeps stacking elite target numbers. He keeps doing nothing with them. Washington only saw five targets in Week 4, but that was good for a monstrous 29 percent target share. That matches his season-long target share and he added two carries, albeit for just three yards. Washington has at least 43 receiving yards in every game, but his season-high came last week at a pedestrian 67.
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Washington's 29% target share yields pedestrian 67-yard season high.

Washington keeps stacking elite target numbers but doing nothing with them. He saw only five targets in Week 4 for a 29 percent target share (matching his season-long rate) and added two carries for three yards. Washington has at least 43 receiving yards in every game, but his season-high is a pedestrian 67 yards. He is a true WR1 on the worst passing game in football, which is worth something despite wildly frustrating results compared to his role.

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