81.5

Season grade

How is this calculated?

Is Parker Washington playing this week?

No injury designation

Parker Washington has no injury designation on the latest injury reports for the week 4 game at the Cincinnati Bengals.

Kickoff: Sun, Oct 4 · 1:00 PM ET.

Checked Oct 3, 7:37 PM ET against the ESPN injury report and the NFL's official weekly report (via nflverse). Injury news can change up to kickoff, so confirm with the team close to game time.

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Our numbers plus what they can't show: injuries around him, role changes, weather, rest and travel, line moves and the latest reporting, all linked.

Fantasy football · Week 4

Our own start/sit calls for every player, with a projected score, the range of likely outcomes and the reasons spelled out. Built from usage, matchup, Vegas lines and injuries. How we rank

Scoring:
PPRHalf PPRStandard
START#15 WR this weekHigh confidence

Start. Projected 7.8 points, #15 among WRs this week.

Why we say start

  • Projected 7.8 points, #15 among WRs this week, inside the top 24 we recommend starting.
  • Averaging 7.7 targets a game.
  • Played 81% of the offense's snaps last game.

Projected points

7.8

Likely range 3–13: the middle half of outcomes

@ CIN · Game page →

Recent form

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Dashed line: the usual 7.0 a game

This week's matchup

Expected team score
~25 pts
Vegas line
JAX underdogs by 2.5
Game total
51.5
CIN vs WRs
12% fewer points
Last game snaps
81%

All week 4 wide receiver rankings →Start or sit tool →How our past calls did →

Age

24

Height

5'10"

Weight

204 lb

College

Penn State

Experience

3 seasons

Draft

2023 · Pick #185 (JAX)

Status

ACT

Grade Breakdown

What do these mean?

Why 81.5?

His grade is driven by how much expected points he produced per target, which was well above the average receiver even against tougher-than-average defenses. Three games is a small sample, and week 2 at Denver was a clear down game between two big ones.

Lifting the grade

  • +0.655 expected points per target, 13th of 62 receivers, and the grade credits him for facing tougher defenses than average.
  • Week 1 vs CLE: 30-yard touchdown on 3rd and 7 from Lawrence (+3.9 expected points).
  • Week 3 vs NE: 17-yard touchdown on 3rd and 17 (+3.9 expected points).

Written by StatGrades AI from this season's play-by-play through week 3. It explains what happened; a grade isn't a forecast (what grades do and don't predict).

EPA / play

0.567

Success rate

61%

WPA (sum)

0.28

Opponent adj.

0.082

Plays graded

23

Advanced stats

2026 season through Week 3 · tracking data from NFL Next Gen Stats
Separation
2.2
Cushion
6.5
YAC above exp
-1.6
YAC / rec
1.2
Expected YAC
2.7
Air yards share
43.8%
Intended air yds
13.9
Catch %
65.2%
WeekSeparationCushionYAC above exp
12.94.4-4.5
22.17.1-0.3
31.77.4+0.3
What do these mean?
Separation:
Average distance from the nearest defender at the moment of the catch.
Cushion:
Average distance from the nearest defender at the snap.
YAC above exp:
Yards after catch above what the situation would be expected to produce.
YAC / rec:
Average yards after the catch per reception.
Expected YAC:
Expected yards after the catch, based on tracking data.
Air yards share:
Share of the team's intended air yards that were thrown toward this player.
Intended air yds:
Average depth of the targets thrown his way.
Catch %:
Receptions divided by targets.

Next Gen Stats data via nflverse (CC BY 4.0). Updated after games are final, not live, and covers QB, RB, WR and TE.

2026 Season Totals

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TgtRecYdsTDFantasySnapsSnap%ST%Grade
3 games2315221249.113374%12%81.5

Game log

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GameTgtRecYdsTDFantasySnapsSnap%ST%Grade
Wk 3 · NE5340113.05081%9%87.3
Wk 2 · DEN12798016.84881%13%47.7
Wk 1 · CLE6583119.33561%13%96.3