Jaguars, WR Parker Washington Unlikely to Agree to Extension Before Season, Source Says
A source told NFL Network that a new contract between Jacksonville and the wide receiver is not expected to be finalized ahead of the 2025 season opener.
The Jacksonville Jaguars and wide receiver Parker Washington are unlikely to agree to a contract extension before the start of the upcoming NFL season, according to a source who spoke with NFL Network.
The report, first detailed by ESPN, did not specify further terms of any ongoing discussions between the two sides or provide additional context on the negotiation timeline.
Washington has been part of the Jaguars' roster, and any potential extension would tie him to the franchise beyond his current contract terms, though specifics of his existing deal were not disclosed in the report.
ESPN did not provide additional comment from the Jaguars organization, Washington's representatives, or the wide receiver himself regarding the contract status.
The situation remains fluid as the season approaches, with no indication from the source about whether talks could resume or conclude at a later date.
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