Nate Washington, WR

    General Info

    • Height: 6' 1"
    • Weight: 185 lbs
    • DOB: 08-28-1983

    Rankings

    WR Depth Chart

    1. Lee Evans
    2. Joey Galloway
    3. Chad Ochocinco
    4. Roberto Wallace
    5. Chris Chambers
    6. Justin Gage
    7. Derrick Mason
    8. Dennis Northcutt
    9. Chansi Stuckey
    10. Ruvell Martin
    11. Quan Cosby
    12. Roydell Williams
    13. Nick Miller
    14. Kerry Meier
    15. Antwaan Randle El
    16. Steve Smith
    17. Steve Breaston
    18. Greg Camarillo
    19. James Hardy
    20. Jason Hill
    21. Sean Morey
    22. Terrell Owens
    23. Josh Reed
    24. Troy Williamson
    25. Reggie Brown
    26. Patrick Turner
    27. Jordan Shipley
    28. Richard Goodman
    29. Jeff Fuller
    30. Zach Rogers
    31. Terrance Copper
    32. Devery Henderson
    33. Matt Jones
    34. Jordan Kent
    35. Chaz Schilens
    36. Bobby Wade
    37. Javon Walker
    38. Gary Banks
    39. Raymond Radway
    40. Tyrone Walker
    41. Anthony Gonzalez
    42. Michael Jenkins
    43. Kelley Washington
    44. Johnnie Lee Higgins
    45. Donte' Stallworth
    46. Deon Butler
    47. Jarett Dillard
    48. Tyler Grisham
    49. David Gilreath
    50. Jordan White
    51. David Douglas
    52. Brandon Kaufman
    53. Jeremy Kelley
    54. Perez Ashford
    55. Charly Martin
    56. Dez Briscoe
    57. Christopher Givens
    58. Jasper Collins
    59. Andrew Helmick
    60. Devin Aromashodu
    61. Brandon Banks
    62. Roy Roundtree
    63. Tyrone Goard
    64. Quentin Sims
    65. Mardy Gilyard
    66. Marcus Davis
    67. Sam McGuffie
    68. Matt Willis
    69. Jerrell Jackson
    Depth Chart

    Most Recent News

    Wednesday, August 24, 2016, 9:55am

    PFT - [Full Article]

    Tom Curran of CSN New England reports that veteran wide receiver Nate Washington has been cut.

    Washington signed with the Patriots in March and was part of what coach Bill Belichick called “probably as good” a competition for roster spots at the position as the team has had during Belichick’s tenure. Washington never made his way to the front of that competition, catching one pass for eight yards in two preseason outings, and will now have to find another team if he’s going to play a 12th NFL season.

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