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Which Young Playmakers Will STEP UP In Fall Camp For Washington?
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- Jul 27, 2026
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- 2218
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Summary
Jedd Fisch and the Washington Huskies face major questions as fall camp approaches: Who will emerge as the next playmakers at wide receiver and running back? With standouts like Jonah Coleman and Denzel Boston gone to the NFL, the roster’s young, unproven talent, with players like Jordan Clay, Trez Davis, Chris Lawson, Quaid Carr, Brian Bonner, and Baron Naone, must step up. Locked On Huskies host Roman Tomashoff and Huskies Wire's Alex Katson assess transfer portal acquisitions like Jayden Limar and Christian Moss, discuss the critical X receiver battle, and spotlight the evolving roles of tight ends and running backs under Demond Williams Jr. On defense, the Huskies’ depth is plentiful along the defensive line, but who will get the most playing time behind Elinneus Davis and Jacob Lane? The hosts examine fierce competition at edge with names like Devin Hyde, Ramzak Fruean, and Logan George, and question how Ryan Walters will configure the front with both returning stars and new faces. Key matchups at cornerback and safety raise issues of experience versus potential, setting the stage for a high-stakes fall camp in Seattle.