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Fantasy Football Panic: Washington's Silent Game
4 Oct
Summary
- Washington's fantasy value dipped significantly in Week 4.
- Frustrated fantasy managers voiced concerns on social media.
- He had only one target early in the Cincinnati game.
Fantasy football managers experienced significant frustration during Week 4 as Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Parker Washington struggled to make an impact against the Cincinnati Bengals. Washington had entered the game following a promising start to the season, accumulating 15 catches for 221 yards and two touchdowns in the first three games, establishing himself as a reliable target for quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
However, his performance saw a decline in Week 3 against the Patriots, where he recorded only three catches for 40 yards and a touchdown on five targets. Early updates from the Cincinnati game indicated a continuation of this trend, with Washington having yet to secure a catch and tallying just one short rush for 3 yards. This lack of involvement led to widespread concern among fantasy football participants who had Washington positioned as a WR2 or flex player.