Jaguars' Parker Washington expresses desire to return punts in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 3:31 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Parker Washington aims to continue his role as a punt returner for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2026. Special teams coordinator Heath Farwell confirmed that Washington, who has been effective in the return game, has expressed his interest in maintaining that position. Last season, Washington ranked seventh in total punt return yards and recorded two punt return touchdowns. However, as his role on offense expands, the Jaguars may reconsider his use in that capacity. Farwell mentioned other options, including Austin Trammell and rookie Josh Cameron, if Washington's role changes.
- •Washington ranked seventh in total punt return yards last season.
- •He expressed his desire to continue as a punt returner.
- •Farwell referred to Washington as an elite returner and crucial to the team.
- •Other candidates for punt returns include Austin Trammell and Josh Cameron.
- •Washington's offensive role may influence his special teams responsibilities.
- 3:31 PMYahoo Sports — Will Parker Washington return punts for Jaguars in 2026? One coach weighs in
"Will Parker Washington continue to return punts for the Jaguars in 2026? Here's what special teams coordinator Heath Farwell had to say.
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