Parker Washington

Jacksonville Jaguars WR 18

Week 6 vs HOU

Wk 6 -- Read as the page opens

Rest of season 126.0 from week 6, WR18 in our order

Opp rank -- vs HOU

Avg 16.3 a game in 5 games

Last 30.4 week 5 vs PHI

Δ Proj --

This season 2026, PPR, through week 5

Parker Washington week by week, 2026
Wk	Opp	the week's projection	PPR points	targets	catches	receiving yards	receiving touchdowns	carries	rushing yards	rushing touchdowns	share of snaps
1	vs CLE	--	19.3	6	5	83	1	0	0	0	61%
2	at DEN	--	16.8	12	7	98	0	0	0	0	81%
3	vs NE	--	13.0	5	3	40	1	0	0	0	81%
4	at CIN	--	2.0	3	1	7	0	1	3	0	80%
5	vs PHI	--	30.4	9	6	124	2	0	0	0	82%
Season5 games, 16.3 a game			81.5	35	22	352	4	1	3	0	77%

202516 games, 10.8 a game			172.7	95	58	847	5	7	0	0	62%
202417 games, 5.2 a game			89.0	51	32	390	3	0	0	0	57%
20239 games, 4.4 a game			39.2	21	16	132	2	0	0	0	39%

Still to play

Wk 6 vs HOU Sun Oct 18
Wk 7 Bye
Wk 8 vs IND Sun Nov 1
Wk 9 at BAL Thu Nov 5
Wk 10 at TEN Sun Nov 15
Wk 11 at NYG Sun Nov 22
Wk 12 vs TEN Sun Nov 29
Wk 13 at CHI Sun Dec 6
Wk 14 vs PIT Mon Dec 14
Wk 15 at HOU Sun Dec 20
Wk 16 at DAL Sun Dec 27
Wk 17 vs WSH Sun Jan 3
Wk 18 at IND Sun Jan 10

Our read

Written Oct 19, from his facts through last season

The air yards are what make him interesting. Through week 5 of 2026 he has claimed 41% of Jacksonville's air yards, tenth among 64 receivers with 20 or more carries and targets, and that kind of downfield share is what our projected 23.9% was built on. The week 5 of 2026 outburst, 30.4 points, looks like a spike, but the 16.3 a game across all five weeks is already ahead of our 13.5 preseason pace, and he has not missed a game yet.

Rest of season126.0PPR points from week 6

Preseason projection189projected PPR points

Our number for the season is 189 points, WR28 and overall 60, and drafters moved up 12.1 picks to 50.5 before the season to get him. The case rests on a projected 21.1% target share, the kind that has lifted players in his spot 5 points a game the following year. Against that, two things dock him: a crowded target room has cost players in his spot 0.9 a game, and coming off an 11.5 average has cost them 1.2. Meyers and Brian Thomas Jr. split 42% of the Jacksonville targets last season, so the room has not cleared out.

The separation number is the part to watch. He averaged 2.3 yards from the nearest defender on 32 tracked targets, WR48 among 57, and if that holds, the target share may not survive the season the projection assumes. He does win after the catch, +0.8 over expectation, WR17. Start him and ride the volume while it lasts. If the separation stays that tight over the next month, we would take him out of lineups and let other managers keep guessing on where he went before the season.