Yahoo Sports NFL on Parker Washington
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Washington went out with the Jaguars throwing only 23 balls and still managed a borderline WR2 day with a 5/83/1 finish on six targets. He had double the targets of any other Jaguars receiver. I think there will eventually be games where Thomas is the lead wideout in this offense, but I don't know if we're going to see enough of them to keep Washington from being a real fantasy WR2.
STACKED’s take
Washington's six targets and lead-wideout role support WR2 upside despite limited passing volume.
Washington's ADP surged ahead of Brian Thomas Jr. at the end of training camp based on reporting that he would be the Jaguars' lead wideout, and the source believes the market didn't correct hard enough. Despite the Jaguars throwing only 23 balls in Week 1, Washington posted a borderline WR2 day with 5/83/1 on six targets—double the targets of any other Jaguars receiver. With Thomas dealing with a shoulder injury and Jakobi Meyers with a hand injury, Washington appears positioned as the lead wideout. The source expects the Jaguars will find shootouts this season given their weak defense, making Washington a real fantasy WR2 and a solid WR3 pick from draft position.
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