WR36 with WR1 upside; averaged 111 yards in final five games under Lawrence.
WR36 overall with WR1 upside darkhorse positioned as next Chris Godwin breakout candidate in Liam Cohen's offense; over Trevor Lawrence's last five games (2024), Washington averaged 111 yards per game with no other receiver reaching 45 yards per game, operating in slot 65% of the time; posted elite late-season performances: 26.5 PPR points vs. Denver (week 16), 19.7 PPR points (week 18), 23.9 PPR points in playoff loss to Buffalo (12 targets, 107 yards, 1 TD); source compares him favorably to Luther Burden and argues he's just as talented if not more so; if Trevor Lawrence's late-season improvement (25 PPG over final five games, easily best five-game stretch of his career and overall QB1 production) holds at even 80% of that level, any Jacksonville receiver has WR1 upside with Washington as primary target; source calls him number one buy-low and number one trade target, willing to trade 1.07 in rookie drafts for him; historical precedent: Chris Godwin averaged 19.7 PPG in 2024 under Cohen, finished second in overall fantasy points with only Jamar Chase averaging more PPG, led league in screen targets and screen fantasy points per game, out-alpha'd Mike Evans; slot receivers have dominated in Cohen's system (Godwin, Kupp, Wan'Dale Robinson).
View Parker Washington 2026 fantasy football value pagePlayer profile with fantasy value, ADP, projections, news, and source-backed STACKED insightsIs this your chance to like grab the next Chris Godwin for cheap in Parker Washington?... Parker Washington head and shoulders over everyone else. He averaged over 100 yards per game... he was in the slot about 65% of the time... wide receiver 36 price tag... legitimately I think is overall wide receiver one upside... I think Parker Washington is just as talented as Luther Burden if not significantly more so... absolutely any Jacksonville receiver has overall wide receiver one upside. And I have to be Parker Washington who again averaged like 111 yards per game during that hot streak... He is my number one buy low. He's my number one trade for target.
Parker Washington fantasy football FAQ
- What did Fantasy Points Fantasy Football say about Parker Washington?
- WR36 overall with WR1 upside darkhorse positioned as next Chris Godwin breakout candidate in Liam Cohen's offense; over Trevor Lawrence's last five games (2024), Washington averaged 111 yards per game with no other receiver reaching 45 yards per game, operating in slot 65% of the time; posted elite late-season performances: 26.5 PPR points vs. Denver (week 16), 19.7 PPR points (week 18), 23.9 PPR points in playoff loss to Buffalo (12 targets, 107 yards, 1 TD); source compares him favorably to Luther Burden and argues he's just as talented if not more so; if Trevor Lawrence's late-season improvement (25 PPG over final five games, easily best five-game stretch of his career and overall QB1 production) holds at even 80% of that level, any Jacksonville receiver has WR1 upside with Washington as primary target; source calls him number one buy-low and number one trade target, willing to trade 1.07 in rookie drafts for him; historical precedent: Chris Godwin averaged 19.7 PPG in 2024 under Cohen, finished second in overall fantasy points with only Jamar Chase averaging more PPG, led league in screen targets and screen fantasy points per game, out-alpha'd Mike Evans; slot receivers have dominated in Cohen's system (Godwin, Kupp, Wan'Dale Robinson).
- Is this good or bad for Parker Washington's fantasy football value?
- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Parker Washington (WR JAX). WR36 with WR1 upside; averaged 111 yards in final five games under Lawrence.
- Where can I see Parker Washington's full 2026 fantasy outlook, projections, and ADP?
- Parker Washington's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.