Jalen Hurts
vs Parker Washington

“Jalen Hurts may see lower passing production if DeVonta Smith misses this week, as he was a DNP on Thursday with a hamstring injury.”

“Jalen Hurts had one of his worst seasons as a professional, and offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo went one-and-done.”

“Jalen Hurts (PHI) Last year, the Eagles offense hit a rut, and Jalen Hurts finished with his worst season (QB8) in fantasy points per game since becoming the full-time starter in 2021.”

“Jalen Hurts (QB – PHI) and Jaxson Dart (QB – NYG) both grade as negative-regression cases driven by high rushing touchdown rates, but both are heavy-volume runners whose rushing floor is the stickiest asset in fantasy. Hurts is a buy-the-dip candidate coming off his worst year, and Dart profiles as a strong QB1 at a discounted cost.”

“Jalen Hurts is the 1st player in NFL history with a TD pass, a rushing TD & a passer rating of 115+ in 3 straight games 🤯”

“Jalen Hurts is one of the only quarterbacks outside of Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen who can produce in the passing game and explode in the rushing game. He may not be the best NFL quarterback, but he is great for fantasy.”

“Jalen Hurts (QB – PHI) offers access to elite quarterback play at a real discount.”

“With 22 grabs, 352 yards and four TDs in five games in 2026, Washington is once again on pace for a career year.”

“Washington is on pace for 75 catches, 1,200 yards, and 14 touchdowns. Better yet, the usage backs it up. He’s running a route on 96% of dropbacks, so he basically never leaves the field.”

“Parker Washington – 9 targets, 6 rec Washington is the WR7 overall so far this season, but the targets have been inconsistent. You can see his weekly target breakdown in the table below. Week Targets Target % 1 6 29% 2 12 43% 3 5 19% 4 3 13% 5 9 24% Average 7 25% Washington’s overall averages look solid, but there is clearly some volatility to his game.”

“The fantasy WR8 on the young season, Washington had his best performance of the season on Sunday against Philadelphia “over the pond” in London, hauling in six receptions on nine targets for 124 yards and two touchdowns. There is very little downside to Washington right now — he’s an alpha option on an elite offense that throws, capable of playing both inside and outside to create mismatches against defenses. I don’t often endorse buying high on players, but this is an exception.”

“Parker Washington Might Still Be Underrated After a down week, Washington bounced back in a big way. He caught both of Trevor Lawrence ’s TD passes, from 51 and 27 yards, the latter being the go-ahead score in the fourth quarter of Jacksonville’s 19-17 win over Philadelphia. He is clearly Lawrence’s go-to guy in key situations.”

“After last week’s surprising dud, Parker Washington is the WR23 in fantasy points per game. Last week, Washington had only a 13% target share and a 14.3% first-read share as Trevor Lawrence was locked onto Brenton Strange . In the three previous weeks, Washington was the team’s unquestioned alpha with a 27.2% target share, 3.25 YPRR, 0.132 FD/RR, and a 32.8% first-read share.”

““ Parker Washington is my favorite buy-low after his one-catch, seven-yard game against Cincinnati. He remains my WR12 for the rest of the season. Jacksonville attempted only 23 passes, and I expect Washington’s involvement to rebound.”

“Washington has drawn defensive attention the past two weeks. After target shares of 28.6% and 41.4% to open the season, Washington has seen 18.5% and 13% of targets over the past two games. The Bengals used DJ Turner to match up with Washington on his snaps outside and bracket coverage when he moved inside.”

“Before Sunday, Washington was the WR10 in total PPR points, so I’m not letting one three-target clunker erase everything we’ve seen. He had a 39-yard reception overturned, which would have made this conversation considerably less interesting. Sometimes good fantasy players have bad games; no need for panic.”

“In their one tight matchup against the Broncos, Washington earned 12 targets. Liam Coen loves to utilize his slot receivers, as we’ve seen in prior seasons with Cooper Kupp and Chris Godwin . All signs point to Washington following in their footsteps.”