Parker Washington vs Marvin Harrison Jr.

Who should you start in Week 3? This week's matchups and projections.

WR28
Parker Washington
JAX · Bye 7
173.9
projected 2026 points (PPR)
Season-long pick
VS
WR30
Marvin Harrison Jr.
ARI · Bye 14
172.6
projected 2026 points (PPR)

Who to start in Week 3

This week is a coin flip. The model leans Parker Washington by 0.9 projected points (10.6 vs 9.7), close enough that either call is defensible.

Parker Washington faces NE, the 11th-friendliest matchup a WR can draw this week. Marvin Harrison Jr. faces SF, the 22nd-friendliest matchup a WR can draw this week.

This-week points are each player's projected per-game scoring rate adjusted for the matchup.

The season-long call

This one is a coin flip. The model leans Parker Washington by 1.3 points of value over replacement (-4.5 vs -5.8), close enough that your roster build should break the tie.

The draft market agrees: Parker Washington goes first at ADP 61.4 vs 66.3 for Marvin Harrison Jr..

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Parker WashingtonJAX Marvin Harrison Jr.ARI Edge
Week 3 opponent NE SF
Projected Week 3 points 10.6 9.7 Washington +0.9 pts
Matchup rank (WR vs defense, of 32) #11 #22
Projected 2026 points (PPR) 173.9 172.6 Washington +1.3 pts
Points per game 10.2 10.2
Value over replacement (VBD) -4.5 -5.8 Washington +1.3
Overall rank #77 #79 Washington by 2
Position rank WR28 WR30
Market ADP 61.4 66.3 Jr. +4.9 cheaper
Typical round (12-team) Rd 6 Rd 6
Bye week 7 14

Should I start Parker Washington or Marvin Harrison Jr. in Week 3?

This week is a coin flip. The model leans Parker Washington by 0.9 projected points (10.6 vs 9.7), close enough that either call is defensible.

Should I draft Parker Washington or Marvin Harrison Jr. in 2026 fantasy football?

Parker Washington. He projects 173.9 fantasy points with -4.5 value over replacement, vs 172.6 points and -5.8 for Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR, PPR). It's close enough to let roster needs decide.