Parker Washington

With Brian Thomas Jr., Jakobi Meyers, and Travis Hunter all healthy in 2026, Washington's late-2025 surge — which came largely during Hunter's injury absence — is unlikely to repeat; he profiles as the slot/WR3 in three-WR sets with a compressed, matchup-dependent target share.

Washington is a 2023 sixth-round pick entering the final year of his rookie deal; a contract-year departure or non-extension could land him in a muddied role elsewhere, and his value is tied to a single strong half-season rather than a multi-year track record.

Travis Hunter's expanding defensive workload leaves his offensive snap count uncertain; if Hunter plays fewer WR snaps, Washington inherits steady slot volume behind BTJ in a Trevor Lawrence-led offense, the same setup that produced his WR2 down-the-stretch ceiling.

Washington finished 2025 as the PPR WR25 (196.6 pts, 17 GP) with 100+ yards in three of the final four games and a 7/107/TD playoff line after clearing a concussion check — a demonstrated floor of weekly relevance when given volume.