Washington is cited as a weekly non-factor behind Thomas and Strange, making him a risky weekly option and a potential DFS punt until a clearer role emerges.

Washington’s early-season emergence provides a dependable target in Coen’s offense, signaling a solid floor behind Hunter and Washington’s continued development, with a TD on the board in the preseason hinting at findable fantasy value.

Washington owns the Jaguars' notable punt-return speed, including a 96-yard return and a London Series highlight. His play signals potential return duties while offense uses him, balancing risk and big-play upside.

Washington joins a growing Jaguars WR corps, contending with Patrick and the other rookies and veterans. Washington’s speed and route-running mix with Patrick’s possession game could yield a complementary, versatile trio that keeps defenses guessing across multiple formations and plays.

Washington adds to Jacksonville's WR depth, offering fresh routes and a potential role as a hybrid outside/slot option. His development will shape how Jacksonville distributes targets among a crowded group.