Pro Football: 1000+ Receiving Yards Season: Latest News

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Pro Football: 1000+ Receiving Yards Season

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Background

The market asks whether Parker Washington, the Jacksonville Jaguars receiver, will reach 1,000 receiving yards in the 2026 NFL season. It is one of several receivers priced on the Pro Football 1,000+ Receiving Yards Season contract. Through six games he has 26 catches for 416 yards and 4 touchdowns. His best game was 124 yards and two touchdowns in London, and he had just 7 yards in Week 4. He is in the final year of his rookie deal, and he finished 2025 with 847 yards.

The key dynamic is pace over a full season, with no single game deciding it. He needs roughly 584 more yards, which is about 53 per game if he plays all 17 games. His season average is about 69 per game, but it leans on one big outing, so volatile weeks matter. Health is the other factor, and no injury is currently listed for him.

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Oct. 28, 2026: Parker Washington's 1,000-Yard Odds Slip to 65% Ahead of Colts

Parker Washington's 1,000-Yard Receiving Market Slips to 65%

Parker Washington has a 65% chance of reaching 1,000 receiving yards in 2026, down from 71% on Oct. 25, per Kalshi's "Pro Football: 1000+ Receiving Yards Season" contract on Oct. 28. That is a drop of about 6 percentage points. Washington has 26 catches for 416 yards and 4 touchdowns through six games, per Jaguars.com, ESPN and Pro-Football-Reference. We could not find a confirmed injury or other Washington-specific news that explains the drop.

The contract touched a period low of 64% before recovering about 1 percentage point. It traded at 57% on Oct. 14, so the Oct. 28 price is still well above that level.

What the Record Shows: A Big London Game, Then a 64-Yard Week 6

Washington's best game of the season came on Oct. 11 in London. He caught 6 passes for 124 yards and a career-high two touchdowns in a 19-17 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. The highlights were a 51-yard catch-and-run and a one-handed 27-yard touchdown on fourth down. It was his first 100-yard game of 2026, a week after he managed 7 yards at Cincinnati.

He followed it on Oct. 18 with 4 catches for 64 yards in a 34-31 loss to the Houston Texans, also in London. Through six games he is averaging about 69.3 yards per game. To reach 1,000 he needs roughly 584 more yards.

Week 8 injury reports from OOSTA Pro and The Fantasy Society do not list Washington. None of these sources links the price drop to the reports or the Week 6 result. The timing fits a modest cooling after a peak game, but that is an interpretation.

Colts at Jaguars on Nov. 1 Is the Next Test for Washington's Market

Indianapolis visits Jacksonville on Sunday, Nov. 1. With no Washington injury listed, there is no sourced concern about his availability. The Colts arrive shorthanded on offense: The Fantasy Society lists tight end Tyler Warren out with a groin injury and receiver Alec Pierce on injured reserve.

How the game could move the market:

• A strong yardage game would challenge the cooling reading and give buyers a reason to return.
• A quiet game like the 7-yard outing at Cincinnati would fit the recent pullback.

Traders following the Pro Football 1,000+ receiving yards season market will learn Sunday whether Washington's London peak was the start of a trend or an outlier.

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Earlier Updates

Oct. 14, 2026: Parker Washington's 1,000-Yard Odds Hit 57% After Two-TD London Game

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Jaguars receiver Parker Washington caught 6 of 9 targets for 124 yards and two touchdowns in Jacksonville's 19-17 win over the Eagles in London on Oct. 11, raising his season total to 352 yards through five games. Both touchdowns came on downfield plays, a 51-yard catch-and-run and a one-handed 27-yard catch in the fourth quarter, according to CBS Sports.