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Washington's Offensive Line Raises MAJOR CONCERNS In First Two Games
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Summary
The Washington Huskies’ offensive line has been among the biggest points of disappointment for Jedd Fisch's team in its early-season struggles, can Ryan Walters' defense carry them through Big Ten play? Locked On Huskies host Roman Tomashoff breaks down Washington’s disappointing offensive start, spotlighting missed expectations from John Mills and Drew Azzopardi, Landen Hatchett’s ongoing injury absence, and a lack of push in front of young running backs Brian Bonner and Ansu Sanoe. After two straight underwhelming efforts, is the Huskies’ offense in crisis mode, or can the young talent rise to the challenge as injuries mount? Key topics include the defensive dominance led by Alex McLaughlin and Derek Colman-Brusa, and whether young receivers like Trez Davis and Jordan Clay can help jumpstart the Huskies’ scoring after an injury to Rashid Williams. Tomashoff also examines Fisch’s role in righting the ship and questions Washington’s ability to compete in the Big Ten after dropping out of the AP Top 25.