Nick Lemkau

UW wide receivers Justice Williams and Trez Davis raised their stock over the month of April, two to watch during Huskies' Spring Game.

Cornerback Dylan Robinson sparked the Washington defense right away in the annual “Dawgs After Dark” UW Spring game on Friday night.

“There is definitely a competition for number two [quarterback].” The words of quarterbacks coach JP Losman after the team's second scrimmage, one

“I want to win the Ray Guy,” Washington punter said this Spring. “That's a big shout, but I believe I have the potential.” The Ray Guy Award

For the first time in Jedd Fisch's tenure at Washington, the offensive line can point to a true sixth man in its rotation.

Defensive lineman DeSean Watts unofficially led the Washington defense in quarterback hurries this Spring with seven total. His transfer up to the Pacific Northwest came with prolific run defense accolades, but he proved versatility with his pass rush up front over the month of April. “I'm for sure a run stopper,” Watts said this Spring. …

In the span of just 10 plays during Washington's seventh spring practice, new Washington cornerback Emmanuel Karnley broke up three passes.

A stylistic change is beginning to take place in the UW quarterback room under Jedd Fisch with the recent commitment of Blake Roskopf.

Veterans Demond Williams Jr., Jacob Manu, and Landen Hatchett will represent the UW at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago later in July.

Washington wide receiver earned freshman All-American status before ever suiting up for a Spring practice season as a Husky.