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2019 Fantasy Stats
   PassingRushingReceivingRetMiscFumFantasy
WkOppResultsYdsTDIntYdsTDRecYdsTDTDFumTD2PTLostPts
1DEN
Win, 24-16
---8--------0.80
2KC
Loss, 10-28
---9-226-----5.50
3@MIN
Loss, 14-34
---22--------2.20
4@IND
Win, 31-24
---18-28-----4.60
5CHI
Win, 24-21
---171319-----12.60
6Bye  ------------0.00
7@GB
Loss, 24-42
---29-112-----5.10
8@HOU
Loss, 24-27
---23-14-----3.70
9DET
Win, 31-24
---7-121-----3.80
10LAC
Win, 26-24
-----219-----3.90
11CIN
Win, 17-10
----1-214-----3.30
12@NYJ
Loss, 3-34
---19-1------2.90
13@KC
Loss, 9-40
---5-344-----7.90
14TEN
Loss, 21-42
---531643-----21.60
15JAX
Loss, 16-20
---16-26-----4.20
16@LAC
Win, 24-17
---851221-----18.60
17@DEN
Loss, 15-16
---77-855-----21.20
2019 Fantasy Stats
  RushingReceivingFumFantasy
WkOppYdsTDYdsTDLostPts
1DEN,
W 24-16
8----0.80
2KC,
L 10-28
9-26--5.50
3@MIN,
L 14-34
22----2.20
4@IND,
W 31-24
18-8--4.60
5CHI,
W 24-21
17119--12.60
6Bye-----0.00
7@GB,
L 24-42
29-12--5.10
8@HOU,
L 24-27
23-4--3.70
9DET,
W 31-24
7-21--3.80
10LAC,
W 26-24
--19--3.90
11CIN,
W 17-10
-1-14--3.30
12@NYJ,
L 3-34
19----2.90
13@KC,
L 9-40
5-44--7.90
14TEN,
L 21-42
53143--21.60
15JAX,
L 16-20
16-6--4.20
16@LAC,
W 24-17
85121--18.60
17@DEN,
L 15-16
77-55--21.20
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  • Productive in expanded role

    Washington rushed for 77 yards on 17 carries and caught eight of nine targets for 55 yards in the Raiders' 16-15 Week 17 loss to the Broncos, ultimately finishing the 2019 campaign with 108 rushes for 387 yards and three touchdowns to go along with 36 catches for 292 yards on 41 targets in 16 games.

    Analysis: Washington took over the workhorse role out of the Raiders' backfield for three of the team's final four contests while rookie Josh Jacobs was sidelined by a nagging shoulder injury. The former amassed a collective 50 touches throughout the last two games, especially rewarding fantasy owners in PPR formats with the eight-catch Week 17 performance. Jacobs' absence allowed Washington to prove himself worthy of additional opportunities as he'll be hitting the market as an unrestricted free agent…read more

    Published: Mon, Jan 6 at 7:36am by Rotowire.com
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  • Expected to fill in for Jacobs

    Washington is expected to act as the Raiders' lead option out of the backfield Sunday against the Broncos with Josh Jacobs (shoulder/illness) listed as doubtful for the contest.

    Analysis: While Jacobs was sidelined for the second time in three games in the Raiders' 24-17 win over the Chargers in Week 16, Washington stepped into a featured role, logging a career-high 23 carries for 85 yards and a touchdown and adding two receptions for 21 yards. Jacobs is likely in line for another absence after failing to practice this week, setting the stage for Washington to once again pace the Oakland backfield while Jalen Richard looms as a change-of-pace alternative. Washington should…read more

    Published: Fri, Dec 27 at 2:09pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Fills in well

    Washington carried the ball 23 times for 85 yards and a touchdown in the team's Week 16 win over the Chargers. He also added two receptions for 21 yards.

    Analysis: Washington received 23 of the team's 29 total carries in the absence of Josh Jacobs (shoulder). Though he didn't produce many chunk gains -- his longest rush went for 13 yards and came on the final play of the game -- Washington managed to surpass 100 total yards for the second time in his career. Jacobs has yet to be ruled out for the team's Week 17 matchup against the Broncos, leaving Washington's potential role in flux.

    Published: Sun, Dec 22 at 4:44pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Could lead backfield in Week 16

    Washington is expected to lead the Raiders' Week 16 rushing attack after coach Jon Gruden ruled Josh Jacobs (shoulder) out for Sunday's game against the Chargers, per Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.

    Analysis: While Jacobs was sidelined in the Raiders' Week 14 loss to the Titans, Washington led the team with 14 times for 53 yards and a touchdown and added six catches for 43 yards on seven targets. Given that Jacobs' fractured right shoulder is still a lingering concern, Washington should have another chance at seeing extended action this weekend. Jalen Richard should also see an expanded profile on offense, with most of his opportunities likely to come on passing downs.

    Published: Wed, Dec 18 at 1:13pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Light workload with Jacobs back

    Washington rushed six times for 16 yards and caught two of three targets for six yards in Sunday's 20-16 loss to the Jaguars.

    Analysis: Coming off a productive Week 14 where Washington posted 96 yards from scrimmage, six receptions and a score while Josh Jacobs (shoulder) was out, Washington resumed a depth role with Jacobs back in the fold Sunday. Jacobs was a bell cow, turning 26 touches into 109 yards while Washington and Jalen Richard were left with the scraps. Coach Jon Gruden said Jacobs' shoulder is still an issue, so Washington remains a serviceable handcuff for this Sunday's matchup against the Chargers, who have…read more

    Published: Tue, Dec 17 at 11:32am by Rotowire.com
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  • Scores in admirable spot start

    Washington carried 14 times for 53 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 42-21 loss to the Titans. He also caught six of seven targets for an additional 43 yards.

    Analysis: With Josh Jacobs (shoulder) sidelined for this one, Washington stepped into a lead role. He managed only 3.8 yards per carry against a tough Tennessee defense, but he supplemented those numbers with a 14-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Washington also stepped up as a pass catcher with his team trailing in the second half and finished third on the team in receiving yards. While the fourth-year back played well in Jacobs' absence, he'd likely play a minimal role if his teammate returns…read more

    Published: Sun, Dec 8 at 5:11pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Extra work on tap Week 14

    Washington is in line for a sharp increase in workload Week 14 against the Titans with Josh Jacobs (shoulder) declared inactive for the contest.

    Analysis: Washington should see a bump up from the single-digit carries he's logged in every game this season with Jacobs out of action, although backfield mate Jalen Richard will be around to share in the workload. The Raiders come into Week 14 with the seventh-highest rushing play percentage (45.5) in the league, although it remains to be seen if coach Jon Gruden will lean that heavily on the ground attack with the star rookie sitting.

    Published: Sun, Dec 8 at 12:36pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Season high in scrimmage yards

    Washington carried the ball twice for five yards and caught all three of his targets for 44 yards in Sunday's 40-9 loss to the Chiefs.

    Analysis: The fourth-year RB posted season highs in receiving yards and scrimmage yards, albeit modest ones, as he was the clear No. 2 option in the backfield for the Raiders. Touches have been tough to come by for any back not named Josh Jacobs, though, and it would take an injury to the rookie starter for Washington to have any kind of consistent fantasy value.

    Published: Sun, Dec 1 at 6:33pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Held in check vs. Jets

    Washington rushed for 19 yards on six carries and caught his lone target for no gain in Sunday's 34-3 loss to the Jets.

    Analysis: Washington's 13 offensive snaps Sunday were the most he's seen since Week 7 in Green Bay, but the reserve running back notched a measly average of 2.7 yards per touch against the Jets. The Raiders' offense will look to get back on track against the Chiefs while continuing to primarily rely on rookie Josh Jacobs out of the backfield.

    Published: Tue, Nov 26 at 9:25am by Rotowire.com
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  • Dealt four touches in nine snaps

    Washington caught two passes on as many targets for 14 yards, but he also lost one yard on two carries in Sunday's 17-10 win over the Bengals.

    Analysis: Washington has now picked up seven yards or less on the ground in three consecutive contests, and he hasn't logged a double-digit offensive snap count since Week 7. Rookie Josh Jacobs, who tallied 124 total yards against the Bengals, will continue to see a bulk of the work out of the Raiders' backfield again in Week 12 against the Jets.

    Published: Mon, Nov 18 at 7:39pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Uninvolved in Week 10

    Washington secured both targets for 19 yards and rushed for no gain on one carry in Thursday's 26-24 win over the Chargers.

    Analysis: Washington logged less than 10 offensive snaps for the third consecutive week and he was consequently overshadowed by fellow backup Jalen Richard, who led the Raiders in receiving with 43 yards on four catches. Rookie Josh Jacobs remains a workhorse, as he handled 16 carries for 71 yards and a touchdown while also seeing five targets in the aerial attack.

    Published: Mon, Nov 11 at 4:06pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Totals 28 yards in win

    Washington rushed three times for seven yards and brought in his only target for a 21-yard gain in Sunday's 31-24 win over Detroit.

    Analysis: All of Washington's touches came in the first half, and he played just seven total snaps on offense. His three carries were his fewest since Week 2. The 26-year-old will continue to fill in behind Josh Jacobs and Jalen Richard at home Week 10 against the Chargers.

    Published: Tue, Nov 5 at 2:36pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Logs just nine offensive snaps

    Washington rushed for 23 yards on five carries and caught his lone target for four yards in Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Texans.

    Analysis: He has been dealt at least six touches in five consecutive contests, but rookie Josh Jacobs' prominent role atop the Raiders' depth chart at running back keeps Washington's fantasy value limited to deeper leagues. He was on the field for just nine offensive snaps Sunday, while fellow reserve Jalen Richard totaled 27 yards on three touches in 17 snaps.

    Published: Tue, Oct 29 at 8:04pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Season high in total offense Sunday

    Washington rushed for 29 yards on six carries and caught his lone target for 12 yards in Sunday's 42-24 loss to the Packers.

    Analysis: Washington compiled 41 yards from scrimmage to fellow backup Jalen Richard's seven, but rookie Josh Jacobs continues to shoulder the load out of Oakland's backfield. Jacobs' significant usage resulted in 124 yards on 21 carries to go along with three catches for 10 yards, while Washington logged only 14 offensive snaps. The latter remains ahead of Richard on the depth chart at running back, but Washington should continue to see limited opportunities Week 8 against the Texans.

    Published: Mon, Oct 21 at 11:47am by Rotowire.com
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  • Collects first TD of season

    Washington rushed for 17 yards and a touchdown on six carries in Sunday's 24-21 win over the Bears. He also caught all three of his targets for 19 receiving yards.

    Analysis: Washington averaged a measly 2.8 yards per carry while rookie Josh Jacobs once again stole the show with 143 total yards and a pair of rushing scores, but the former continues to outpace fellow backup Jalen Richard in terms of production. In this contest, Washington found the end zone for the first time in 2019, though he's still been limited to 15 or less offensive snaps in each of the Raiders' first five contests. The Raiders' road trip continues Week 7 at Green Bay following the team's…read more

    Published: Mon, Oct 7 at 4:20pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Logs full practice

    Washington (ankle) was a full participant in Thursday's practice.

    Analysis: Like Washington, top back Josh Jacobs (elbow) was also limited for the Raiders' first practice of the week Wednesday, but both are on track to suit up this weekend in London against the Bears after the two took every rep during Thursday's session. Jacobs' stranglehold on the lead role has left limited room for Washington to find meaningful work in the Oakland backfield. Washington is averaging just 5.2 touches per game and has played no more than a third of the Raiders' offensive snaps in any…read more

    Published: Thu, Oct 3 at 8:28am by Rotowire.com
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  • Injury surfaces Wednesday

    Washington (ankle) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice.

    Analysis: Washington out-touched Jalen Richard by an 8-5 margin in this past Sunday's win over the Colts, and he could continue to push for Richard for the No. 2 role. His issue doesn't seem serious since he's still participating in some fashion, but it's worth monitoring since starter Josh Jacobs (elbow) was also limited in this practice session. If Jacobs can't go Sunday versus the Bears, Washington may see a hefty increase in usage.

    Published: Wed, Oct 2 at 12:55pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Eight touches in 13 snaps

    Washington rushed for 18 yards on six carries and caught two of three targets for eight yards in Sunday's 31-24 win over the Colts.

    Analysis: Washington logged only 13 of 67 offensive snaps, but he still earned eight touches despite the limited playing time. Rookie Josh Jacobs emerged for 79 yards on 17 rushing attempts to go along with 29 receiving yards on a pair of targets, retaining his status as the clear-cut primary option out of the Raiders' backfield. Washington's output figures to remain pedestrian while Jacobs is at full strength, but the former has accounted for more touches than fellow backup Jalen Richard in each of…read more

    Published: Mon, Sep 30 at 4:26pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Dealt six carries in Minnesota

    Washington rushed for 22 yards on six carries in Sunday's 34-14 loss to the Vikings.

    Analysis: Washington was handed the rock on six of his nine offensive snaps played, but the reserve running back averaged just 3.7 yards per carry while the entire Raiders backfield struggled to get much going against a stout defense in Minnesota. Rookie Josh Jacobs continues to serve as Oakland's primary rusher, but a versatile Jalen Richard actually led the crew in snaps as the silver and black played a majority of the contest from behind.

    Published: Mon, Sep 23 at 3:11pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Totals 35 yards in loss

    Washington rushed for nine yards on three carries and caught both of his targets for 26 yards in Sunday's 28-10 loss to the Chiefs.

    Analysis: Washington's Week 2 effort was highlighted by a 20-yard catch and run to end the first half, but the reserve running back tallied only 15 offensive snaps and was contained to 3.0 yards per carry. Nonetheless, he outproduced fellow backup Jalen Richard and could see additional opportunities with the first-team offense if rookie starter Josh Jacobs were to miss any time with a groin injury.

    Published: Mon, Sep 16 at 4:10pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Gains eight yards

    Washington ran for eight yards on two carries during Monday's 24-16 win over Denver.

    Analysis: Oakland was effective in the running game Monday, even without its two starting guards. While that could be good news for Washington as a rotational back, rookie Josh Jacobs' 113-yard performance has to lead to some doubt as to how much of a rotation there will actually be. Washington may be listed as RB2 on the depth chart, but a Week 1 24-2 difference between Jacobs' touches and Washington's is further evidence that the difference between RB1 and RB2 is wider in Oakland than many other clubs.

    Published: Tue, Sep 10 at 3:38pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Hits paydirt in preseason win

    Washington ran for 24 yards and a touchdown on six carries, while adding two receptions for 21 yards during Saturday's 14-3 win against Los Angeles.

    Analysis: Washington's stock in Oakland has been fading ever since his rookie season of 2016. The Raiders invested a fifth-round pick in the Texas Tech product, and he seemed to have a future with the franchise after rushing for 5.4 yards per attempt and racking up 582 scrimmage yards as Oakland made its first playoff appearance in 14 years. Over the past two seasons, however, Washington has seen his carries dip from 87 to 57 to 30, while his per-rush average has decreased to 3.1 yards per attempt. With…read more

    Published: Sat, Aug 10 at 10:42pm by Rotowire.com
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  • May be odd man out

    Washington is part of a position group that includes Josh Jacobs, Jalen Richard, Doug Martin and Chris Warren, Ed Graney of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

    Analysis: Jacobs and Richard are locked in for two spots, while Martin seems to have good odds after finishing last season with a pair of 100-yard rushing performances. The wild card is Warren, who made some noise last summer as an undrafted rookie before a preseason knee injury allowed the Raiders to stash him on injured reserve. Heading into the final year of his rookie contract, Washington appears limited to competing for a role as Richard's backup on passing downs. There are better darts to throw in…read more

    Published: Thu, Jun 20 at 7:52am by Rotowire.com
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  • Underwhelming 2018 campaign

    Washington rushed for 30 yards on four carries during Sunday's 35-3 loss to the Chiefs.

    Analysis: Washington was dealt a quartet of carries despite playing only seven offensive snaps during Sunday's blowout loss, having been essentially uninvolved on offense since Week 14. His underwhelming third season in the league comes to an end with him having 30 carries for 115 yards and one catch on one target for nine yards in 10 games. The addition of Doug Martin behind original starter Marshawn Lynch (groin) was certainly a drawback in terms of Washington's output, while fellow backup Jalen…read more

    Published: Wed, Jan 2 at 5:45pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Barely used in win

    Washington logged one carry for minus-one yard Monday in the Raiders' 27-14 win over the Broncos.

    Analysis: The Raiders held a 17-point lead at halftime and were thus able to lean heavily on the ground game throughout the night, but it didn't result in increased involvement for Washington. The third-string running back was on the field for just five snaps, which were actually his most since Week 13. Expect Washington to be an afterthought in the game plan in the season finale Sunday in Kansas City so long as the top two options out of the backfield, Doug Martin and Jalen Richard, are both available…read more

    Published: Tue, Dec 25 at 8:27am by Rotowire.com
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  • Uninvolved in Week 15 loss

    Washington rushed for one yard on his lone carry during Sunday's 30-16 loss to the Bengals.

    Analysis: Washington has now been held to a single-digit offensive snap count for four consecutive games as Doug Martin and Jalen Richard continue to lead the Raiders backfield during Marshawn Lynch's (groin) absence. Washington's limited volume in the offense figures to remain a hindrance to his potential fantasy value again Week 16 against the Broncos.

    Published: Mon, Dec 17 at 3:02pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Lousy against division foe

    Washington rushed for seven yards on three carries and lost a fumble in Sunday's 40-33 loss to the Chiefs.

    Analysis: Washington earned a minuscule six offensive snaps and was ineffective during his limited action with an average of 2.3 yards per carry. Meanwhile, fellow running backs Doug Martin and Jalen Richard combined for 193 yards of total offense on 29 touches. Washington's role figures to remain restricted in Week 14 against a Steelers defense that has done a solid job of holding opposing backfields in check.

    Published: Mon, Dec 3 at 11:56am by Rotowire.com
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  • Held to four touches

    Washington rushed for eight yards on three carries and caught his lone target for nine yards in Sunday's 34-17 loss to the Ravens.

    Analysis: Washington was dealt a season high 12 carries in the Raiders' Week 11 win over the Cardinals, but saw his role reduced Sunday as starter Doug Martin was able to play through a minor ankle injury. Washington's fantasy value also continues to be limited by pass-catching complement Jalen Richard, who has seen at least four targets in nine straight games. In Week 13, Oakland is slated to host a Chiefs defense that is giving up 5.0 yards per carry.

    Published: Mon, Nov 26 at 4:27pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Slated for heightened workload

    Head coach Jon Gruden said the Raiders will try to get Washington more involved during the final six games of the season, Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

    Analysis: Washington matched his career high in rushing attempts (12) during Sunday's victory over Arizona thanks in large part to Doug Martin going down with an ankle injury late in the first half. While Martin isn't expected to be dealing with anything severe, it's possible the veteran may need to miss games, which could set the stage for Washington to serve as Oakland's lead back on early downs in the short term. However, even with a hefty workload potentially on tap, the third-year tailback won't be…read more

    Published: Mon, Nov 19 at 2:45pm by Rotowire.com
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  • Gets more work sans Martin

    Washington rushed 12 times for 39 yards in Sunday's 23-21 win over the Cardinals.

    Analysis: Active for just the fourth time in 2018, Washington doubled up his rushing attempts total from his prior three appearances. The increased workload was owed almost entirely to starting tailback Doug Martin sitting out the entire second half with an ankle injury, with scatback Jalen Richard (11 carries, three receptions) also benefiting from a spike in touch total as well. Per Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Martin is scheduled to undergo further evaluation Monday, which should…read more

    Published: Mon, Nov 19 at 6:57am by Rotowire.com
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  • Gains 27 yards

    Washington rushed for 27 yards on five carries during Thursday's 34-3 loss to the 49ers.

    Analysis: Suiting up for just the second time this season, Washington increased his carry total from one to five on Thursday. With Marshawn Lynch on injured reserve, Washington figures to be the second ball carrier behind Doug Martin while Jalen Richard serves as the scatback. A handful of carries without much action in the passing game probably doesn't provide much value on a free-falling Oakland team, even against a middle-of-the-pack Chargers run defense Sunday.

    Published: Tue, Nov 6 at 9:08pm by Rotowire.com
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