Third-year breakout at WR35; averaged 15 PPR/week from week 9 onward.
Jim Coventry identifies Parker Washington at WR35 ADP as a sleeper. He excels in the areas where Trevor Lawrence already likes to throw the ball—the bread and butter zone for Lawrence. From week 9 onwards, Washington averaged 15 PPR points per week over a nine-game sample (half a season). In the playoffs versus Buffalo, he had 7 catches for 110 yards and a touchdown on 10 targets. Washington is a third-year breakout; offensive coordinator Liam Cohen needed half a season to figure out his quarterback. Brian Thomas Jr. is not a stylistic fit with Lawrence, who is very good in the middle of the field but not good to the perimeter. When Cohen realized what Lawrence could and couldn't do, he changed the offense to fit Lawrence halfway through the season, which is why Parker Washington exploded. Jacoby Myers was brought in midseason and hasn't had a training camp until this year, but Washington will be the guy because of the offensive fit. Getting a discount because he was a slot receiver not considered a fantasy crush before his breakout. Jaguars are pumping him up, and it's a contract year for him.
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- Jim Coventry identifies Parker Washington at WR35 ADP as a sleeper. He excels in the areas where Trevor Lawrence already likes to throw the ball—the bread and butter zone for Lawrence. From week 9 onwards, Washington averaged 15 PPR points per week over a nine-game sample (half a season). In the playoffs versus Buffalo, he had 7 catches for 110 yards and a touchdown on 10 targets. Washington is a third-year breakout; offensive coordinator Liam Cohen needed half a season to figure out his quarterback. Brian Thomas Jr. is not a stylistic fit with Lawrence, who is very good in the middle of the field but not good to the perimeter. When Cohen realized what Lawrence could and couldn't do, he changed the offense to fit Lawrence halfway through the season, which is why Parker Washington exploded. Jacoby Myers was brought in midseason and hasn't had a training camp until this year, but Washington will be the guy because of the offensive fit. Getting a discount because he was a slot receiver not considered a fantasy crush before his breakout. Jaguars are pumping him up, and it's a contract year for him.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Parker Washington (WR JAX). Third-year breakout at WR35; averaged 15 PPR/week from week 9 onward.
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