There has been a whole lot of talk about Washington’s quarterback position this offseason.
About a junior transfer with a big reputation and an even bigger right arm; about an undersized sophomore with something to prove; about a redshirt freshman who (briefly) took his talents to the transfer portal.
But enough about Jacob Eason, Jake Haener and Jacob Sirmon (for now).
Unquestionably fourth on the depth chart, freshman Dylan Morris made a statement on Monday.
During a team period in Washington’s fourth practice of fall camp, the 6-foot, 196-pound early enrollee from Puyallup uncorked a deep ball down the right sideline.