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- Elinneus Davis remains the anchor of Washington's defensive line and is projected to lead the unit in snaps. - The first competitive-period defensive-line group remained consistent with spring despite several reserves making pushes, while Jacob Lane continued to take the opening edge reps.

- Dylan Robinson was unavailable, leaving his return timetable as an unresolved availability issue. - Washington's center alignment depends on Landen Hatchett's health: Colt is the projected starter in the middle if Hatchett cannot play, but likely shifts outside when Hatchett is available.

- Washington's edge group could be a surprise strength if it stays healthy, with Ramsak Fruen credited for raising the unit's level. - Quarterback depth is a concern: Demond Williams is the clear starter, followed by a substantial drop to Elijah Brown. - When Dylan Robinson has been unavailable, Sharon Jones has stepped in and impressed during camp. - Portal addition Tyler Robles gives Washington a proven kicker after making 21 of 23 attempts for Texas State last season.

- Pick/market: Montorie Foster Jr., whose been maybe the surprise player of camp, catches a 5-yard TD pass from Drew Lock to conclude Seattle's first drive of preseason.

- Washington's offensive-line depth is currently most important at center and right tackle, where the staff has needed backup solutions during camp. - CJ Christian remains unavailable after a spring injury, while Jonah Robinson has participated in practice but has not received full clearance. - No current injury is expected to cause a long-term absence, and one limited player is targeted to return for the next major scrimmage. - Cole Dietrich has performed well, while Paki Finau is viewed as talented enough to start for many conference teams.

- 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.

- SEATTLE – Washington fourth-year center, Landen Hatchett , has been tabbed to the Rimington Trophy preseason watch list, the organization announced today. - Hatchett helped lead the offensive line in 2025 that had three players rush for over 500 yards for the first time in program history.

- Dylan Robinson has attended every practice but remains limited to conditioning and has not participated in team periods, leaving his near-term availability uncertain. - Paul Mankey is also unavailable, and Washington still views Jake Flores as the backup center while it waits for Mankey to get healthy enough to rejoin the competition. - Edge depth has improved from spring with Davis and Logan George both healthy again.

- has been named to The Maxwell Award Watch List, The Maxwell Football Club announced today. - The third-year quarterback earned honorable mention All-Big Ten honors by the coaches last season after compiling 3,065 yards, 25 touchdown passes to just eight interceptions.

- ### Top Actionable Intel - Washington's freshman class was described as the clear spring-camp winner, with multiple first-year players already looking like fall rotation pieces. - WR Trez Davis is the most actionable offensive skill note: outside of projected starters Dezmen Roebuck and Rashid Williams, he was called Washington's most consistent spring receiver. - LT Kodi Greene appears headed toward the starting left tackle job as a true freshman, with Colt Dietrich still working back from injury and limited in contact work. - RB Quaid Carr has created a real role question after a strong spring and a 65-yard touchdown run, especially with Jayden Limar and Trey Cooley returning from injuries and Jordan Washington's status uncertain.