Mike Washington Jr.
RBLVRaiders depth chart· bye 13 · 6'2" · 228 lb · age 23 · Arkansas · year 1
Updated Oct 14, 2026 at 8:56 PM ET

Week 6
No projection yet
No projection yet for Week 6. Week 5 against NE: 1 targets, 1 catches, 5 receiving yards, 1 carries, 5 rushing yards.
Is Mike Washington Jr. playing in Week 6?
Week 6 upsideLimited35
- MatchupFaces the Bills, the 2nd most RB points allowed per game (2025 and 2026 blended)
Where drafts take him
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Market-based projections
No projection yet for Week 6.
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Jr.'s draft market, the last 14 days
Among running backs he is RB51 today.
He sits in tier 9 at RB. No player market has been posted for him yet, so his page carries the draft market only.
The figures come from 6 recorded drafts in the current sample.
Parlae start or sit calls this season: 3,665 right of 6,209 graded, 8,417 published. Misses stay up. See the record.
By the Parlae deskPlayer data updated Oct 14, 2026 at 8:56 PM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number
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Drafted around him
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Where he ranks
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The same pick number, cut by position and by scoring format. A running back moves most between formats when a large share of his scoring comes from catches.



