What parts are they?
How long have they been wet/underwater?
I can see its plastic tape, so that's good, it's not paper tape
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They should be baked to fully dry them off, but chances are good they are probably fine to use if that is done.
One issue is if the water was dirty and got inside each parts compartment through the air holes in the bottom of the tape. It may cause things to get a bit sticky in there and interfere with the PnP machines ability to cleanly removal parts from the tape. And also interfere with soldering if the bottom of the chip is covered in dried on dirt.
There are some parts that might be damaged by water getting inside, MEMS stuff maybe. But usually parts are pretty well sealed up, so as long as they are dried and have not rusted the parts are fine. It's more the tape itself and any dirt that was in the water that I would be concerned about.
If you have a microscope you could unravel some tape and have a look, see if the parts are still rattling around in their compartment's. That would tell you if water got that far in or not.