Washington Huskies
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Big Ten9-4 (2025)#19 '26 Coaches#13 Recruiting54% Returning
Depth Chart· Updated Aug 17, 2026· Two-deep · Public sources
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2026 Schedule

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Team Analysis
WHY #18 IN WS POWER

2025 SP+: 18.4 → 16.6 after regression

65%

Roster talent: 72nd percentile

18%

Recruiting class: #13 national

16%

Returning production: 54%

4%

Preseason blend — SP+ weight rises when 2026 numbers publish (Aug). How we rank · not a betting line.

Portal

13 adds in two-deep · avg 85 OVR · top add: E. Karnley (CB, 94, from Virginia)

Camp battles to watch3
Coach WashingtonTake them from week one to the natty. You call every play.

Updated Aug 17, 2026 · Data from public sources

Who starts for Washington?

Washington Huskies starting lineup

Demond Williams Jr. is the projected starting quarterback for Washington as of August 17, 2026. Elijah Brown is listed second.

Washington also projects Jayden Limar at running back, Christian Moss at wide receiver and Decker DeGraaf at tight end.

The full Washington Huskies two-deep was last updated August 17, 2026. Preseason depth charts are projections and change through fall camp.

Common questions

Who is Washington's starting quarterback?
Demond Williams Jr. is the projected starting quarterback for Washington as of August 17, 2026. Elijah Brown is listed second.
Who starts at running back for Washington?
Jayden Limar is the projected starter at running back for Washington, with Trey Cooley listed second.
Who starts at wide receiver for Washington?
Christian Moss is the projected starter at wide receiver for Washington, with Chris Lawson listed second.
Who starts at tight end for Washington?
Decker DeGraaf is the projected starter at tight end for Washington, with Kade Eldridge listed second.
When was the Washington Huskies depth chart last updated?
The Washington Huskies depth chart on Who's Starting was last updated August 17, 2026. It refreshes daily through the season.
What was Washington's record last season?
Washington Huskies finished 9-4 (5-4 in Big Ten play).