Full 2025 sample:
Age 24 107 targets 65 catches 954 yards 6 TDs WR19 total points WR25 points per game
That is already useful, but the season-long line undersells what happened once his role changed.
Before the Week 8 bye, Parker was still a part-time player.
47% route share 44.2% snap rate 35 targets 207 yards 7.2 PPG And he still finished the year with: 2.22 YPRR | 18th of 106 WRs 52.9 YPG | 32nd 10.8 FP/G | 37th
Post-bye, the profile changed.
10 games: 70 targets 45 catches 692 yards 4 TDs 69.2 YPG 14.4 PPG
The hottest stretch was absurd.
Weeks 16-19: 41 targets 26 catches 454 yards 3 TDs 22.3 PPG
Among WRs in that window:
2nd in targets 2nd in yards 2nd in fantasy points Fantasy lens: 10.3 targets/game 113.5 yards/game 22.3 PPR/game
That is WR1 usage.
The per-route data backs it up.
Post-bye stretch: 2.64 YPRR | 8th of 115 WRs 71.1 YPG | 15th 12.0 FP/G | 18th
The downfield role was real. 12.46 aDOT 1,333 air yards 30.2% active air-yard share 24.6% share of intended air yards Deep Targets: 23 targets 10 catches 262 yards 42.2 PPR points 1.83 PPR/target 4.22 PPR/catch He had explosive access without being only a deep-ball bet.
The third-down usage is sticky. 3rd down: 33 targets 17 catches 2 TDs +0.554 EPA/target 3rd-and-long: 11 targets 7 catches +1.048 EPA/target Fantasy on 3rd: 63.4 PPR points on 3rd down 2.05 PPR/target 3.96 PPR/catch Among WRs with 15+ 3rd-down targets: 14th in 3rd-down PPR 9th in PPR/target That is trust usage.
The red-zone usage was even louder. 19 red-zone targets 13 catches 5 TDs 20.2% RZ target share Inside the 10: 7 targets 5 catches 4 TDs In the Redzone: ~50.6 PPR points ~2.66 PPR/target ~3.89 PPR/catch That is fantasy leverage layered on top of volume.