One of the surprise teams in the NFL last season was the Jacksonville Jaguars. In their first season with head coach Liam Coen, the Jaguars posted a 13-4 record, winning the AFC South and hosting a home playoff game.
A focal point of the Jacksonville offense headed into the 2026 season is expected to be wide receiver Parker Washington. A former sixth-round pick, Washington had a breakout campaign in 2025 with 847 yards and five touchdowns.
Washington has been attempting to work on a contract extension with Jacksonville ahead of Week 1, and that decision has now ultimately been made.
Parker Washington, Jacksonville couldn’t agree on a deal
According to NFL insider Cameron Wolfe, Washington and the Jaguars have not been able to come to an agreement on a contract extension prior to Week 1.
Insider Jordan Schultz reported that the two sides ultimately could not agree on the compensation part of the extension, and that eventually put a halt to negotiations.
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