From the episode
Parker Washington...20 targets in the previous two contests. He has the single easiest schedule remaining for fantasy football wide receivers...How about Houston, Dallas and Washington to wrap up your fantasy football playoffs? He's in that Malik neighbors tier for me of guys who could break fantasy football in your postseason...I want to take the shot while some of the Parker Washington hype is cooled that you can get him not for super cheap, but for much cheaper than you could have a few weeks ago.
STACKED’s take
Washington's easiest remaining schedule and 20 targets in two weeks justify buying despite volatility.
Parker Washington is a buy-low candidate despite recent volatility concerns. The source has tracked him extensively since January. After a 2-point week four (Chicago), he went for 30 points in London against Philadelphia and finished as wide receiver three overall. Since then, he's had a three-week stretch of limited production: 10 points week six, bye week seven, 3 points week eight. In week eight against Jacksonville, he had only 2 targets in a blowout (Jags up 28-0 at halftime), but the source notes this was a scrimmage-like game and should be thrown out. Before that, he had 20 targets in the previous two contests. His remaining schedule is the single easiest for fantasy wide receivers: Houston, Dallas, and Washington to wrap up the fantasy playoffs. The source compares him to Malik Neighbors as a guy who could break fantasy football in the postseason. While acknowledging volatility concerns (low floor week-to-week), the source still wants to buy him at the discounted price given his playoff schedule upside.
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