How Parker Washington fits with every team in the AFC North

The Ravens badly need a wide receiver. Devin Duvernay had a productive season in Baltimore, especially with the injuries of Rashod Bateman. Bateman has struggled to stay healthy since being drafted by the Ravens in 2021. He showed flashes this season before he went down, but with Bateman struggling to stay on the field, that might make the Ravens address their wide receiver position in the draft. That is where Parker Washington comes in.

As mentioned, Washington fits the mold to be a slot wide receiver in the NFL. On top of that, Washington would also bring more speed into their receiver room in Baltimore — with players like Duvernay and James Proche. Washington is a versatile athlete that has also shown flashes as a return man. The Ravens brought in Sammy Watkins for a second stint after he was cut by the Packers during the season. But he will likely become a free agent this offseason, leaving them with a wide receiver room that isn’t really jaw-dropping. Bringing in Washington would not only improve their depth, but it would also give the Ravens more reliable weapons, no matter who their quarterback is — if Lamar Jackson is extended or not.