Washington's punt return role creates uncertainty despite WR16 production pace.
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Parker Washington exploded last season, averaging 14.6 fantasy points per game (WR16 pace) from weeks 10–18 after Jacoby Myers joined the squad. However, he is reportedly the front runner to return punts, which raises questions about his role as the team's number one wide receiver. He is going as WR38, just behind Brian Thomas Jr. (WR37).
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Parker Washington obviously exploded last season, averaging 14.6 fantasy points per game... That was the wide receiver 16 from weeks 10 through 18... Parker Washington is supposedly the front runner to return punts, which seems odd if he's going to be the team's number one wide receiver.
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- Parker Washington exploded last season, averaging 14.6 fantasy points per game (WR16 pace) from weeks 10–18 after Jacoby Myers joined the squad. However, he is reportedly the front runner to return punts, which raises questions about his role as the team's number one wide receiver. He is going as WR38, just behind Brian Thomas Jr. (WR37).
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- STACKED tags this as a neutral fantasy football signal for Parker Washington (WR JAX). Washington's punt return role creates uncertainty despite WR16 production pace.
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