Washington

Year-3 HCs (2015-2024) averaged -0.10 W vs. preseason expectation

• Quarterback 97% (3/5 )
• Offensive line 72% (13/18 players)
• Skill (RB/WR/TE) 29% (16/28 )
• Front 7 (DL/LB) 50% (12/29 )
• Secondary 50% (12/19 )
• Special teams 68% (2/6 )

Share of last season's production each unit returns. Higher means more continuity: 70%+ is healthy, 45–70% a normal rebuild, under 45% a major turnover.

14 proven transfers in, carrying the production below from their prior school.

• Christian Moss WR ← Kennesaw State 127 impact
• Emmanuel Karnley CB ← Virginia 89 impact
• Darin Conley DL ← Ball State 68 impact
• Jayden Limar RB ← Oregon 47 impact
• Elijah Brown QB ← Stanford 30 impact
• DeSean Watts DL ← Sacramento State 12 impact

Impact scores offensive skill additions (QB/RB/WR/TE) — prior-season production normalized within position (100 ≈ a 90th-percentile producer at that spot) and discounted for non-FBS competition, so a top back counts alongside a top quarterback. Defensive and O-line additions count as transfers but aren't box-score measurable, so they carry no impact score. The rating figure is this class's portal contribution vs. the FBS average, capped at ±2.5.

• 3rd-down conversion 44.4% 90th — elite
• Red-zone TD rate 20.4% 89th — strong
• 4th-down aggression 36.8% 53th — average
• Late & close 5.1 yds/play 50th — average

Percentile is across all FBS teams with play-by-play data for the season. "Late & close" is yards per play in Q4+ with a one-score margin — a proxy for clutch offensive performance.