Daryl Washington
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Daryl Washington | Arizona Cardinals |LB
2012 Experience: 3rd Season
IDP Fantasy Football Outlook: In his second-year Daryl Washington played at an LB1 level, and it seems like he’s only scratched the surface of his potential. Washington should be good for around 100 solos and he’s one of the better big play inside linebackers.
While fellow inside linebacker Paris Lenon will contribute, Washington should devour most of the plays inside and he likely at top ten IDP linebacker.
| Tackles | ||||||
| Total | Solo | Sacks | FF | PD | INT | |
| 2012 Projected Stats | 120 | 100 | 4 | 2 | 8 | 2 |
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Summer of 2011: Fantasy Projections
If Daryl Washington stays with the Cardinals (rumored as possible trade for Kevin Kolb) he should figure to get his full time starting inside linebacker job back playing opposite Paris Lennon. While Washington had his bright points in his rookie year, he played like a rookie in that he failed to deliver the consistent play that would make him a dependable starter in the eyes of his coaches.
Long term, Washington is still a bright talent that should move up to at least 90 tackles this season and is likely to find his way onto IDP rosters as a waiver wire option. He may find his way onto a few rosters on draft day, but he will likely be left off the draft board as he needs to show that he’s ready to make a bigger impact.
| Tackles | ||||||
| Total | Solo | Sacks | FF | PD | INT | |
| 2011 Projected Stats | 91 | 70 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 0 |
2010 IDP Fantasy Football Outlook
Daryl Washington had himself a good career with the TCU horned frogs and now he’s going to a winning team in Arizona. It didn’t take the second round pick long to start as by week one he was a starting inside linebackers against the Rams. This makes Washington an interesting waiver wire option if he can prove to be productive at some point this season.
