Five seconds. That's all it took to answer two of the biggest questions facing Washington's offense this spring.
No. 1 being Jake Browning's arm strength. He's looked like the Browning who threw 43 touchdowns, won the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year and led the Huskies to the College Football Playoff. Not the Browning coming back from an offseason shoulder surgery that generated talk about a lack of arm strength.
Browning dropped back a few steps, launched another tight yet powerful spiral but did it with precision. Aaron Fuller was on the other end of Browning's pass Monday and from there, potentially answered the second question about what UW receiver would replace Dante Pettis as the team's No.