Rashad Washington - #42 - S - Kansas State - Profile

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Selected by the Jets in the seventh round (236th overall) of the 2004 NFL Draft.

CAREER

In two seasons, Washington played in 23 games and has tallied 37 special teams tackles, 10 defensive tackles, one sack for nine yards, and one PD.

2006 SEASON (JETS)

 

Recorded three special teams tackles in the week 17 win vs. OAK.

Split a sack with LB Eric Barton for his first sack of the season. Also recorded four tackles on defense and two on special teams in the week 16 win at MIA.

Recorded two special teams tackles in the week 15 win at MIN and earned Jets’ Special Teams Player of the Week honors.

Collected two tackles on defense and a team-high two tackles on special teams in the week 14 loss vs. BUF.

Tallied one special teams tackle in the week 13 win at GB.

Recorded one special teams tackle and also saw time on defense in the week 12 win vs. HOU.

Saw action on defense and special teams but did not record any stats in the week 11 loss vs. CHI.

Saw action on defense, recording two tackles and led the team in special teams tackles with two, in the week 10 win at NE.

Recorded one special teams tackle in the week eight loss at CLE.

Notched one special teams tackle in the week seven win vs. DET.

In the week six win vs. MIA, he recorded one special teams tackle.

Recorded one tackle on special teams in the week five loss at JAX.

In the week four loss vs. IND, he recorded one special teams tackle.

Recorded one special teams tackle in the week three win at BUF.

Played in the week two loss vs. NE, but did not record any stats.

Recorded three special teams tackles in the week one victory at TEN.

2005 SEASON (JETS)

In the week 17 win vs. BUF he saw limited play on offense and recorded three solo tackles on special teams.

Played on defense and tallied two tackles (one solo). Also played on special teams recording an assisted tackle in the week 16 loss vs. NE.

Saw limited time on defense contributing a solo tackle in the week 15 loss at MIA, and played on special teams producing three solo tackles.

In the week 14 win vs. OAK he played in his 20th NFL game solely on special teams and made two solo tackles.

In the week 13 loss at NE he saw limited action on defense recording an assisted tackle, and saw time on special teams contributing three solo tackles.

Posted his first career-sack for a nine-yard loss on QB Aaron Brooks and played on special teams collecting a solo and assisted tackle in the week 12 loss vs. NO.

In the week 11 loss at DEN he notched a solo special teams tackle.

In the week 10 loss at CAR he saw action on special teams and had a solo tackle on defense.

Played on defense collecting his season-high three solo tackles and added two more solo tackles on special teams in the week nine loss vs. SD.

In the week seven loss at ATL he played on defense notching a solo tackle and saw time on special teams posting three tackles (two solo).

Saw action on defense and played on special teams in the week six loss at BUF.

In the week five win vs. TB he notched a special teams tackle.

Credited with a QB pressure and an assist on special teams, and leveled WR Mark Clayton separating him from the ball on a third down incompletion in the week four loss at BAL.

Tallied an assisted tackle on special teams in the week three loss vs. JAX.

Had two special teams tackles in the week two division win vs. MIA.

Picked up the first special teams tackle of the season and helped hold KC to 39 return yards in the week one loss.

2004 SEASON (JETS)

Played in seven regular season games and recorded 11 tackles on special teams as a rookie.

Inactive for the Jets’ 20-17 OT Wild Card victory at SD and the 20-17 OT Divisional playoff loss at PIT.

Inactive for the final three games of the regular season.

Saw time on special teams and posted one tackle in the game 13 loss at PIT.

Registered four tackles on special teams in the game 12 win vs. HOU.

Inactive for games five through 10 due to a foot injury.

Recorded two special teams tackles in the game three win at MIA.

Tied for the team lead in special teams tackles with three in the game two win at SD.

COLLEGE/HIGH SCHOOL

Played in 49 games (38 on defense and 11 on offense), making 28 starts, and finished with 195 tackles (129 solo), three sacks, three FR, three FF, 24 PD and three INT, returning two for TD. Returned five blocked punts for 125 yards. Added 14 rushes for 106 yards and a reception for a 33-yard TD.

Named Kansas State’s “Lifter of the Year,” as well as being selected team captain by his teammates in 2003.

Attended Wichita (Kan.) High, where he was named First-team All-State pick by the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle, adding USA Today honorable mention All-USA recognition, All-City choice as a RB and FS, and honorable mention All-Class 6A defensive accolades in 1998.

Super Prep All-Midlands and All-America selection and also a member of the Prep Star Dream Team and All-Big 12 Region squad.

Rated as the top player in Kansas, and fifth-best athlete in the Big 12 region, by the National Recruiting Advisor.

Member of the Prep Star Dream Team as one of the top-rated athletes in the nation and one of the top three in the Big 12 Region.

Rushed for 1,327 yards and 23 TD in 1998.

Attempted 17 passes, completing nine for 262 yards and four TD.

His best game came when he rushed 36 times for 212 yards and four TD as a senior.

First-team All-State choice as a senior.

OFF-THE-FIELD

Majored in Social Science.

Named a three-time All-City pick in basketball at Southeast.

Rashad has two children, a son, Derrius Washington and a daughter, Aniah Bell.