I agree with Evan here.
DP is a solid receiver over the middle of the field on slants, crossers and digs 10-20 yds from the LOS. I read here that he drops a lot of balls but what I noticed is a lot overthrown and under thrown balls that were non-catchable and some were thrown too late allowing the defender to catch up to him. His hands are good enough.
Mac Jones is more accurate than Brissett and Tua. Although Miami drafted Parker #13 overall in 2015, DP is not an ideal X WR1 but he is a great complement to an X WR1. He's the biggest WR we've had in a long time (Harry doesn't count). His catch radius approaches that of Moss. His missed games have been mostly bc of hamstrings and Patriots' trainers are specialists at preventing and treating hamstring tears.
I'll take him gladly...even if it means BB doesn't draft a WR and leans heavily on replenishing our defensive needs in the draft.
For 2 years he's cheap (<$6M/year), cost essentially nothing in trade capital and is what N'Keal was supposed to be, a possession receiver to get 1st downs. I don't know how anyone
could criticize this trade. BB fleeced the Dolphins in this one.
Parker should satisfy those who wanted BB to draft Trey Burks. They have the same skill sets but Parker has already proved he can do it in the pro game.
With Fitzpatrick as his QB, Parker absolutely owned Gilmore (DPoY) in this 2019 week 17 game to defeat the Pats with TB12 at QB.