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- Baron Naone earned a season-long split at tight end with Decker DeGraaf after a strong camp in which his blocking, receiving and added size stood out. - Washington does not expect Landen Hatchett to play against Washington State, so versatile lineman Kolt Dieterich will start at center with the first-team offense. - Washington plans a true running-back committee with Quaid Carr, Jayden Limar and Trey Cooley all receiving carries. - Jacob Manu has solidified a starting linebacker job, and Washington trusts four linebackers enough to vary between two- and three-linebacker packages. - Jeron Jones spent significant camp time outside while Dylan Robinson was not fully healthy, but Washington expects both Jones and Rahshawn Clark to play extensively and views Clark as its top returner.

- Washington closed fall camp with scout-team work, detailed special-teams periods and situational repetition focused on the Apple Cup. - Dylan Robinson produced a tipped interception, while Elinneus Davis forced a fumble that Jacob Lane recovered during the final practice. - Jacob Lane and Paul Mencke Jr. each blocked a kick in a period designed to improve Washington's pressure technique on special teams. - Running back Jordan Washington warmed up with the team for the first observed time since suffering a neck injury in spring practice.

- Washington's offense currently has a clear primary target who has repeatedly produced touchdowns and third-down conversions in simulated situations. - That target has been described as the quarterback's No. 1 safety blanket and effectively uncoverable against the corners, safeties, and nickel defenders used in camp. - Chris Lawson also stood out in the latest practice, while the quarterbacks generally avoided putting the ball in danger after a more turnover-prone prior session.

- RB/WR: After a banged up spring, Washington coach @CoachJeddFisch tells @Cover3Podcast that he expects every RB, WR, LB and DB will be “full go” to start camp.