Pat Fitzmaurice· Aug 3, 2026
Fitzmaurice would draft Parker Washington in the mid-to-late sixth round, ahead of his WR35/83rd overall ADP, citing slot usage and tough outside cornerback matchups funneling targets his way.
“That’s the late seventh round, and I’d be willing to take Washington in the mid-to-late sixth.”
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- Sleeper CallsParker WashingtonAug 3, 2026
Parker Washington to outplay his draft cost (WR35, 83rd overall)
“FantasyPros’ Real Time ADP currently has Washington going WR35, 83rd overall. That’s the late seventh round, and I’d be willing to take Washington in the mid-to-late sixth.”
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