Washington Spring Ball Day 7: The Battles Taking Shape at the VMAC

The Washington Huskies took the field at the VMAC today for Day 7 of spring practice, and Jedd Fisch's team is already sorting out some serious position battles as they gear up for what could be a massive 2026 season. This is Fisch's third year leading the Dawgs, and camp is shaping up to be exactly what you want to see in April: competition everywhere.

The Left Tackle Question

Freshman Kodi Greene has slid into the starting lineup at left tackle, but don't sleep on the depth chart shuffles behind him. Soane Faasolo and Kolt Dieterich, who's working his way back to full health, will both push for reps. This is a position group that's going to get a lot of snaps over the next few weeks before things settle down.

Corner and the Backfield Puzzle

At corner, Dylan Robinson looks like the front runner at one spot, but the other side is wide open. Emmanuel Karnley, Elias Johnson, Jeron Jones, and Ramonz Adams Jr are all in the mix battling for that second corner role.

The tailback situation got complicated fast. Expected top contenders Jayden Limar from Oregon, Trey Cooley from Louisville, and returner Jordan Washington are all dealing with injuries, so the Dawgs are going with a rotation approach. Quaid Carr and Brian Bonner bring speed to the group, while Julian McMahan and Ansu Sanoe give you power on early downs. It's a committee approach, but that's fine for now given the circumstances.

Wide Receivers and EDGE Need Time

The WR room is loaded but young. Dezmen Roebuck is the only returner who had meaningful snaps last season, but Rashid Williams is back healthy and coaches are excited about transfers Christian Moss from Kennesaw State and Bodpegn Miller from Ohio State. Add freshmen Trez Davis, Jordan Clay, and Mason James to the mix, plus returning depth in Chris Lawson and Deji Ajose, and you've got a crowded group that needs reps to sort itself out.

At EDGE, Jacob Lane has his partner already in mind, but Logan George, a transfer from Ohio State, and Isaiah Ward, who's dealt with injuries the last two years, are ready to compete. Freshman Ramzak Fruean is also in the fold at the position, and depending on how the defense lines up, the Dawgs could move some bodies inside or down from linebacker based on what's needed.

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