As the regular season approaches, a contract extension between the Jacksonville Jaguars and wide receiver Parker Washington has yet to be agreed upon.
However, Week 1 isn't a deadline for a deal to get done. As GM James Gladstone said on Tuesday, he's more than willing to carry these conversations into the season if needed.
Gladstone says #Jaguars fine with talking to Parker Washington camp into the regular season about new contract.
— Ryan O'Halloran (@ryanohalloran) September 1, 2026
Last season alone, we saw the Jaguars agree to contract extensions with Jakobi Meyers and Cole Van Lanen in-season.
As the 2025 season progressed, Washington emerged as a go-to target for Lawrence. Including the postseason, Washington eclipsed the 100-yard receiving mark in three of the Jaguars' final four games.
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all four contests, he was targeted by Trevor Lawrence at least nine times. Washington is versatile, able to run a variety of routes, and he adds a YAC element to the offense.
This summer, Washington seemed to build upon last season's success, regularly putting together standout performances.
"There's a ton that he showcases on a daily basis on who he is and how he operates," Gladstone said.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Gladstone on contract extension talks with Jaguars Parker Washington
