Archive · 12 Jan 2026
Jaguars' Parker Washington Cleared After Concussion Scare
Parker Washington, the Jacksonville Jaguars' top receiver, had a scary moment during their playoff game against the Buffalo Bills.
He fell hard while trying to catch a pass and had to be checked for a concussion.
After some tests, he was cleared to go back into the game.
Washington has had a great season, catching many passes and scoring touchdowns.
His team had to make some changes to the roster, but they were happy he could return to the field.
Parker Washington was cleared to return after a concussion evaluation during the Jaguars' playoff game against the Bills.
Washington exited the game in the first quarter after a hard fall on a pass attempt.
He passed all necessary concussion protocol tests and was allowed to return.
Washington led the Jaguars with 58 receptions, 847 yards, and 5 touchdowns in the regular season.
The Jaguars elevated Tim Jones to the active roster and had several players inactive, including Dyami Brown and Cole Van Lanen.
- Who
- Parker Washington, Jacksonville Jaguars
- What
- Concussion scare and subsequent clearance to return
- When
- January 11, 2025
- Where
- EverBank Stadium, Jacksonville
- Why
- Washington was evaluated under NFL's concussion protocol after a hard fall
- Player
- Parker Washington
- Team
- Jacksonville Jaguars
- Opponent
- Buffalo Bills
- Game Type
- AFC Wild Card Playoff
- Season Stats
- 58 receptions, 847 yards, 5 touchdowns
- Game Location
- EverBank Stadium
- Date
- January 11
- Inactive Players
- Dyami Brown, Cole Van Lanen