⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Quaid Carr was identified as a projected starter if healthy. - Rashid Williams is returning from an injury that limited him to only a few games last season, making his availability an important variable in a receiver room that coaches otherwise like. - Washington's receiver rotation remains health-dependent, with the projected second through fourth options contingent on staying available. - Two of the defense's most talented pure pass rushers also carry health concerns, adding uncertainty to the unit's ceiling.

- Penix, Browning, Price all struggled in spring; Brown steady improvement; struggles may reflect scheme experimentation, not regression.

- Washington spring practice split between east field and stadium; shells/shorts work; Trez Davis, Logan George took first-team reps ahead of Saturday scrimmage.

- Landen Hatchett rehabbing left wrist, helping young center Jake Flores gain reps; impressed with Flores' mindset and daily improvement.

- Washington goal-line work: offense 4 TDs in 7 snaps. - Scores: Moon, Sanoe, Brown to Naone, Bonner.

- Demond's accuracy on the run is main weakness; unusual for mobile QB—typically strong in pocket, struggles throwing while moving.

- Demond Williams improved accuracy, threw 25-yard TD to Justice Williams; Johnson (3rd-year) backing up Karnley/Robinson at position.

- WR room concern eased by Rashid Williams' play; Clay and Justice Williams adequate for big role; Christian Moss still healing.