Nate Washington Bio & Career Stats

Jersey: #85
Position: Wide Receiver
Career: 6 Years
Height: 6-1
Weight: 185
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Additional Bio Information

Birth Date: Aug 28, 1983
Birth Place: Toledo, OH
High School: Jesup W. Scott HS [Toledo, OH]
College: Tiffin University
Drafted: Undrafted

Fantasy Projection

Wide Receiver Rankings:
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Position Projections:
QB | RB | WR | TE | K | Draft Kit Index

* Average Games Played the Previous 3 Years
** Player Missed More than 8 Games the Previous Season Due to Injury

Nate Washington 2011 Fantasy Projection
2011 Pts		2011 Avg	Depth Chart	*Avg Games Played		2010 Avg	2010 Fantasy Ranking		2010 Consistency
66.03		4.26	1	16.00		4.35	40		Consistent
2011 Bye Week	Team Change	Head Coach Change	**Coming Off Injury	Depth Chart Change	Higher Fantasy Avg then League	Harder Schedule in 2011	Better Defenses in 2011	Better Pass Defenses in 2011	Better Against Sub 500 Teams
6	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes

Nate Washington Previous Years Stats
Year	Team	Gms	Recs	Rec Yds	Rec Tds	Pass Yds	Pass Tds	Rush Yds	Rush Tds	FGs	XPs	Fan Pts	Fan Pts Avg
2010	Titans	16	42	687	6	0	0	-8	0	0	0	69.55	4.35
2009	Titans	16	47	569	6	0	0	15	0	0	0	65.95	4.12
2008	Steelers	16	40	631	3	0	0	18	0	0	0	54.55	3.21

Nate Washington 2011 Fantasy Analysis
Career Synopsis: Nate Washington has been above his projection the last 2 years. His best fantasy WR ranking was #33 in 2009. Fantasy Trends: Washington's fantasy game average per year has been going up for 2 years, and has been trending up 3 out of the past 5 years. Player Consistency: Nate Washington was ranked the 45th most consistent WR last year, and he was ranked the 172nd most consistent player overall. Career Experience Outlook: Washington is entering his 7th year in the NFL. Over the past 15 years, on average, WRs in their 7th year have seen an increase in fantasy pts per game of 0.06 from their 6th year. Position Outlook: Throughout his career Washington has averaged 0.72 fantasy pts per game less than the league WR average. The average fantasy pts per game by WRs in 2010 was 3.99. Depth Chart Change: No Change in Depth Chart. Player Turnover: Based on prior performance, a change in roster skilled positions projects a lower fantasy average of (0.29) pts per game for Washington. At the Quarterback position: Matt Hasselbeck (2010 Avg: 15.00 Pts/Game) has been added to the starting lineup. At the Running Back/Full Back position: Ahmard Hall (2010 Avg: 0.32 Pts/Game) and Chris Johnson (2010 Avg: 13.79 Pts/Game) have been added to the starting lineup. At the Wide Receiver position: Kenny Britt (2010 Avg: 7.73 Pts/Game) has been added to the starting lineup. At the Tight End position: Craig Stevens (2010 Avg: 1.21 Pts/Game) has been added to the starting lineup. Along the Offenisve Line: Michael Roos, Jake Scott, David Stewart, Eugene Amano and Leroy Harris have been added to the starting lineup. At the Kicker position: Rob Bironas (2010 Avg: 6.88 Pts/Game) has been added to the starting lineup. Schedule Difficulty: Based on the winning percentage of the teams on the schedule Washington played last year (106 - 103 - 0 0.507%) were more difficult compared to the teams on the schedule for the upcoming season (101 - 108 - 0 0.483%), but last season's teams gave up more points (4,869) compared to this season's teams (4,723) so this could mean less fantasy points. Performance Against Sub 500 Teams: Washington had a lower fantasy avg (3.94 pts/game) against winning teams last year compared to teams with a losing record (4.67 pts/game), and with a less difficult schedule for the upcoming season it could be a indication of a better fantasy season. Defenses: From a defensive standpoint, Washington faced defenses that were stronger last year (Avg. Total Yards Against Ranking: 16.15 - 5 Top 10 Defenses and 4 Top 5 Defenses) compared to the upcoming season (Avg. Total Yards Against Ranking: 19.23 - 2 Top 10 Defenses and 1 Top 5 Defense), and this season's teams gave up more passing yards (278 yds/game including 4 Top 10 Defenses and 2 Top 5 Defenses) compared to last season's teams (273 yds/game including 5 Top 10 Defenses and 2 Top 5 Defenses). In Season Trends: Throughout his career Washington has had his best 4 game stretch during the second quarter of the year (5.27 pts per game), followed by the 1st quarter (4.44 pts per game), 4th quarter (3.55 pts per game) and 3rd quarter (3.09 pts per game). His best weekly fantasy average has been in week 8 (7.66 pts per game), week 1 (6.40 pts per game) and week 15 (5.44 pts per game), and his worst weekly average has been in week 12 (1.37 pts per game), week 11 (2.11 pts per game) and week 13 (2.19 pts per game).	Chart. Chart. Chart.