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- 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.

- Kris Rongen was only a starter for one season, but what a season it was. - He was a starting guard for all 12 games during the 1991 season, sometimes at right guard but mostly at left guard next to Lincoln Kennedy.

- Top Betting/Intel Takeaways - Washington's spring game was treated as limited evaluation tape because the staff split offensive and defensive lines, which hurt offensive continuity and made it hard to judge the run game cleanly. - Biggest positive: Washington came out of the spring game and spring practice with no new significant injury concern noted by the Dawgman crew. - The hosts said the team is visibly bigger, especially on the offensive and defensive lines, which they view as a major year-two roster-building sign under Jedd Fisch. - DeMond Williams and the receivers were not sharp early in the spring game, with several drops that the hosts said had not been common during normal spring practices.

- Goal-line DL: DCB, Watts, Davis starters; Conley, TI, Khan backups.

- Donovan Robinson backup LB option if starter needs early season rest.

- Cooley arrives at UW start of Summer Term, no reported injury issues.

- McLaughlin exceeded expectations—solid tackling, good speed, likely starter with strong post-season potential.

- RB/WR starting status less important than other positions; top backs share carries week-to-week per game plan.

- Washington has 23 players out/limited in spring due to injury or late arrival.

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

- Edge group most improved; Fruean looks like future starter; tackles holding up well against Big Ten competition.

- Unclear if staff giving Brown real backup QB shot or if he's past Kini; rooting for McMillan to win job.

- Gavin Day intercepted pass, improving safety; Deji Ajose best practice yet with TD catch and 25-yard TD reception.

- Xe'Ree Alexander senior LB credits Odom, Walters for development; returning for next-level potential.

- Pick/market: Washington Head Coach Jedd Fisch spoke to the media right after the Purple team defeated the Gold team 27-10 in 'Dawgs After Dark', the annual spring game held Friday night at Husky Stadium.

- Safety unit strong; Day impressive; Jiles, Mencke making plays; starter healthy.

- QB/LB: Will be the starter next year as well.

- Fetters reordered RB depth chart, listing Sanoe and Bonner ahead of Moon; unclear if conviction change or oversight.

- Depth chart: Limar, Washington/Carr, Bonner, Sanoe/McMahon, Moon.

- Special teams is pathway for scholarship earning despite low RB depth chart.

- Depth chart order consistent with camp reports; D good/exceptional, OL above average, QB solid; offensive skill positions and injury concerns remain.