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WR10 ROS with solid target volume but inconsistent production.
Ranked WR10 rest-of-season by Joey Faniano. Had a decent but not great game with 14 PPR points on 7 targets, 2 receptions, 61 yards, and a touchdown in rain conditions.
Parker Washington ranks #17 in Boone's WR dynasty chart at 63 PPR value.
Ranked #17 among wide receivers in Justin Boone's November 2026 dynasty trade value chart with a PPR value of 63; positioned in the mid-tier of dynasty WR assets.
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Washington targeted on critical third-down but coverage adjustment forced Lawrence elsewhere.
Washington was targeted by Trevor Lawrence on a critical third-and-7 play from Jacksonville's own 7-yard line against Baltimore, positioned near the first-down marker. However, Baltimore's Kyle Hamilton dropped into coverage to take away this read, forcing Lawrence to reset and find Jakobi Meyers instead. This illustrates Washington's role in the Jaguars' passing game but also shows defensive adjustments limiting his opportunities in key situations.
Washington's 50-yard TD catch before halftime was the game's defining moment.
Washington was the beneficiary of Trevor Lawrence's most important contribution of the game: a beautifully executed 50-yard touchdown connection just before halftime. The source describes the play as Washington beating his defender and finding plenty of space behind the Baltimore secondary on a drive that gave Jacksonville a 17-3 halftime lead instead of allowing Baltimore to stay within one score. This was part of Lawrence's efficient downfield attack that saw him complete 8 of 10 passes traveling at least 10 air yards.
Washington's 50-yard TD catch-and-run before halftime broke open the game.
Washington had a catch-and-run touchdown of 50 yards just before halftime that the source describes as a back-breaking coverage collapse and the kind of play that defined the Jaguars' 33-10 win.
Washington's 50-yard TD catch-and-run was the back-breaking play that defined the game.
Jaguars WR scored 50-yard touchdown catch-and-run just before halftime that was a back-breaking coverage collapse; the source identifies this as exactly the kind of play that defined the game and would doom a team trying to pull off an upset with an undrafted rookie quarterback.
Washington's WR61 finish reflects limited passing volume from Colts' struggling offense.
Washington finished Week 8 as WR61 after Trevor Lawrence threw just 14 times, limiting any usage opportunity. The Colts' offensive ineptitude constrained the passing volume available to all receivers.
Washington scored on 50-yard TD reception in second quarter.
Washington scored on a 50-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter of Jacksonville's Week 9 blowout win over Baltimore, catching a pass from Trevor Lawrence as he streaked across the middle; the score helped kick off the rout and demonstrated the Jaguars' offensive explosiveness once Baltimore's defense broke.
Washington scored on 50-yard TD reception in road blowout.
Washington scored on a 50-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter of Jacksonville's Week 9 road win over Baltimore, catching a pass from Trevor Lawrence as the Jaguars' offense began to pull away.
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Washington: 2 catches, 61 yards, 1 TD in Jaguars' blowout win
Parker Washington contributed two catches for 61 yards and a touchdown in the Jaguars' 33-10 victory over Baltimore, matching the receiving production of rookie tight end Nate Boerkircher.
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Washington's 50-yard TD catch shows explosive first-half production.
Washington beat Malaki Starks on a deep route, secured a 50-yard touchdown reception with 58 seconds left in the first half after a bobble by Trevor Lawrence; he finished the half with two catches for 61 yards and the score, demonstrating explosive play-making ability in the Jaguars' dominant first-half performance.
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Jaguars WR; some managers debate starting him despite expected blowout.
Jaguars WR; some managers debate starting him despite expected blowout. Concern is early rest/limited snaps if game is decided early. One manager notes 'On the one hand I have the Jags D. On the other, I have PWash and the Jags could win this game throwing fewer passes than the Bucs last week.' Another: 'The only time I benched Washington all year was when he exploded.' Post-game: 'Benching p wash for lemon would be wild' suggests he may have underperformed.
Washington is a Top-20 play at BAL positioned to bounce back.
Parker Washington is ranked inside the weekly Top-20 as a 'Ride' for Week 9 at Baltimore, positioned to bounce back after recent underperformance.