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2026 Washington roster

101 players: 46 freshmen, 21 sophomores, 17 juniors, 17 seniors. From 21 states and 1 other country; the most from California (38) and Washington (24). The 2026 season.

Quarterbacks 5

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
1Demond Williams Jr. QBJr.5′11″191Chandler, AZ1,396 passing yards, 8 TD
7Elijah Brown QBTransfer from StanfordSo.6′2″205Huntington Beach, CA578 passing yards, 7 TD
15Derek Zammit QBFr.6′0″208Lincoln Park, NJ2 rushing yards
9Dash Beierly QBFr.6′0″213Temecula, CA
10Treston McMillan QBFr.5′11″213Mililani, HI

Running backs 10

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
34Brian Bonner Jr. RBFr.5′11″196Santa Clarita, CA296 rushing yards, 1 TD
22Trevion Cooley RBTransfer from TroySr.5′10″208Raleigh, NC165 rushing yards, 1 TD
17Jayden Limar RBTransfer from OregonSr.5′10″205Lake Stevens, WA47 rushing yards, 1 TD
30Ansu Sanoe RBFr.6′2″241Gresham, OR8 rushing yards, 2 TD
21Quaid Carr RBFr.5′11″189Riverside, CA28 rushing yards
32Ryken Moon RBFr.5′11″214Bellevue, WA0 rushing yards
4Jordan Washington RBSo.5′10″181Long Beach, CA
20D’Aryhian Clemons RBFr.5′10″175Spanaway, WA
27Beck Walker RBSr.6′1″216Sammamish, WA
29Julian McMahan RBFr.6′1″234San Ramon, CA

Receivers 13

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
2Dezmen Roebuck WRSo.5′11″184Marana, AZ48 catches, 484 yards, 3 TD
8Chris Lawson WRSo.6′0″184San Francisco, CA32 catches, 483 yards, 2 TD
3Rashid Williams WRJr.6′1″200Brentwood, CA19 catches, 285 yards, 3 TD
11Jordan Clay WRFr.6′3″207San Antonio, TX9 catches, 84 yards, 1 TD
12Trez Davis WRFr.6′0″190West Monroe, LA9 catches, 99 yards, 1 TD
6Mason James WRFr.5′10″185Norman, OK8 catches, 39 yards, 1 TD
16Justice Williams WRSo.6′3″219Westlake Village, CA2 catches, 40 yards
5Christian Moss WRTransfer from Kennesaw StateSr.6′3″205Kennesaw, GA
18Bodpegn Miller WRTransfer from Ohio StateFr.6′3″200Mansfield, OH
35Jace Burton WRSo.5′8″168Portland, OR
80Blaise LaVista WRFr.6′2″197Libertyville, IL
81Asa Thompson WRFr.6′1″185Sammamish, WA
82Deji Ajose WRFr.6′1″197Hercules, CA

Tight ends 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
85Baron Naone TESo.6′4″263West Linn, OR19 catches, 269 yards, 2 TD
86Decker DeGraaf TEJr.6′4″249San Dimas, CA13 catches, 135 yards, 2 TD
44Kade Eldridge TEJr.6′4″250Lynden, WA2 catches, 24 yards
45Austin Simmons TEFr.6′5″251Albany, OR
84Kekua Aumua TEFr.6′5″266Hauula, HI
88Sam Vyhlidal TEFr.6′4″222Lake Oswego, OR
89Charlie Crowell TESo.6′5″260Bend, OR

Offensive line 17

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
74Drew Azzopardi OLSr.6′7″322Pacifica, CA1 tackle
54Parker Cross OLJr.6′2″292Seattle, WA
55Kolt Dieterich OLTransfer from Sam HoustonJr.6′6″295Riesel, TX
56Geirean Hatchett OLSr.6′4″306Ferndale, WA
65Jack Shaffer OLFr.6′6″351Bismarck, ND
66Landen Hatchett OLSr.6′3″314Ferndale, WA
67Aidan Anderson OLJr.6′5″318Olympia, WA
68Soane Faasolo OLJr.6′8″320East Palo Alto, CA
70Justin Hylkema OLFr.6′7″326Santa Clara, CA
71Ah Deong Yang OLFr.6′3″343Puyallup, WA
72John Mills OLSo.6′6″338San Francisco, CA
73Champ Taulealea OLFr.6′5″344Milpitas, CA
75Lowen Colman-Brusa OLFr.6′6″326Seattle, WA
76Kodi Greene OLFr.6′6″321Renton, WA
77Elishah Jackett OLJr.6′7″291Orange, CA
78Jake Flores OLFr.6′5″305Mission Viejo, CA
79Dominic Harris OLFr.6′7″356Las Vegas, NV

Defensive line 19

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
48Jacob Lane DESr.6′5″256Puyallup, WA19 tackles, 1 sack
33Darin Conley DLTransfer from Ball StateJr.6′3″290Kansas City, MO14 tackles, 1 sack
11Ramzak Fruean DEFr.6′4″226Nanakuli, HI13 tackles, 0.5 sacks
91Isaiah Ward DESr.6′4″238Ontario, CA13 tackles, 0.5 sacks
5Derek Colman-Brusa DLFr.6′5″295Seattle, WA11 tackles, 1 sack
58DeSean Watts DLTransfer from Sacramento StateJr.6′0″313Fresno, CA11 tackles, 1 sack
18Kai McClendon DLTransfer from Mississippi StateSo.6′1″334Gulfport, MS11 tackles
90Elinneus Davis DLJr.6′3″312Moorhead, MN11 tackles
99Russell Davis II DESr.6′3″231Long Beach, CA5 tackles, 2 sacks
12Logan George DETransfer from Ohio StateJr.6′4″264Pocatello, ID9 tackles
52Devin Hyde DESo.6′5″253Menlo Park, CA4 tackles
98Omar Khan DLSo.6′3″312Cypress, TX4 tackles
44Hayden Moore DEJr.6′3″238Parker, CO2 tackles
64Tufanua Ionatana Umu-Cais DLFr.6′2″312Englewood, CO1 tackle
50David Schwerzel DLFr.6′4″275Seattle, WA
54J.D. Hill DLFr.6′2″275Mission Viejo, CA
55Victor Sanchez Hernandez DEFr.6′5″256Mukilteo, WA
56Ta’a Malu DLFr.6′4″280Tacoma, WA
94Joseph Peko DLFr.6′2″315Calabasas, CA

Linebackers 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
9Jacob Manu LBSr.5′9″222Santa Ana, CA39 tackles, 2.5 sacks
23Zaydrius Rainey-Sale LBSo.6′2″216Tacoma, WA30 tackles
0Taariq Al-Uqdah LBSr.5′10″236Los Angeles, CA19 tackles, 1 INT
10Xe’Ree Alexander LBSr.6′1″238Auburn, WA19 tackles
25Donovan Robinson Jr. LBFr.6′2″222Chicago, IL3 tackles
40Ezaya Tokio LBFr.6′4″230Oceanside, CA
57Jesse Ewell LBFr.San Clemente, CA

Defensive backs 16

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
7Alex McLaughlin SSr.6′2″204Chandler, AZ48 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 2 INT
4Rylon Dillard-Allen SSo.5′11″187Phoenix, AZ32 tackles, 1 sack, 2 INT
6Dylan Robinson CBSo.6′3″210La Verne, CA31 tackles, 1 INT
24Jeron Jones CBFr.5′11″177Mission Viejo, CA19 tackles, 2 INT
2Rahshawn Clark SSo.5′11″198Seattle, WA20 tackles, 1 INT
3Emmanuel Karnley CBTransfer from VirginiaJr.6′0″188Antioch, CA16 tackles
8Ramonz Adams Jr. CBFr.6′0″176Smithville, TX4 tackles
21Gavin Day SFr.6′3″195Las Vegas, NV3 tackles
31Paul Mencke Jr. SSo.6′3″201Cibolo, TX2 tackles
15Rahim Wright II SSo.5′10″195Fontana, CA1 tackle
26Elias Johnson CBSo.6′2″179Tualatin, OR1 tackle
13Rahsjon Duncan CBFr.6′1″186Oakland, CA
17Elijah Durr CBFr.6′0″186Los Angeles, CA
28Ksani Jiles CBFr.6′0″193Inglewood, CA
30Kayden Greene CBSo.6′1″188Sammamish, WA
C.J. Christian SSr.6′0″209Normal, IL

Specialists 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2026
95Tyler Robles PKTransfer from Texas StateJr.5′7″178Encinitas, CA9 of 11 field goals
93Hunter Green PTransfer from San Diego StateSr.6′4″230Redmond, WA33 punts, 47.9 average
33Ryan Kean LSSr.6′0″216Corona, CA
36C.J. Wallace PKFr.5′10″182Manhattan Beach, CA
38Hunter McKee PKTransfer from Eastern WashingtonSo.6′3″211Spokane, WA
42Ben Ferber LSFr.Delray Beach, FL
45Luke Dunne PJr.6′5″214Benalla, VIC
Rahshawn Clark, Derek Colman-Brusa, David Schwerzel, Parker Cross, Lowen Colman-BrusaBeck Walker, Kayden Greene, Ryken Moon, Kodi Greene, Asa ThompsonDylan Robinson, Decker DeGraaf, Isaiah WardChris Lawson, Rahsjon Duncan, John MillsJeron Jones, J.D. Hill, Jake FloresJace Burton, Baron Naone, Sam VyhlidalTaariq Al-Uqdah, Elijah DurrDemond Williams Jr., Alex McLaughlinEmmanuel Karnley, Rashid WilliamsJordan Washington, Russell Davis IIJacob Manu, Elishah JackettTreston McMillan, Kekua AumuaGavin Day, Dominic HarrisQuaid Carr, Ryan KeanZaydrius Rainey-Sale, Ta’a MaluJacob Lane, Ah Deong YangDevin Hyde, Soane FaasoloGeirean Hatchett, Landen HatchettJustin Hylkema, Champ TaulealeaDezmen RoebuckRylon Dillard-AllenChristian MossMason JamesElijah BrownRamonz Adams Jr.Dash BeierlyXe’Ree AlexanderJordan ClayRamzak FrueanLogan GeorgeTrez DavisDerek ZammitRahim Wright IIJustice WilliamsJayden LimarBodpegn MillerKai McClendonD’Aryhian ClemonsTrevion CooleyDonovan Robinson Jr.Elias JohnsonKsani JilesJulian McMahanAnsu SanoePaul Mencke Jr.Darin ConleyBrian Bonner Jr.C.J. WallaceHunter McKeeEzaya TokioBen FerberHayden MooreKade EldridgeAustin SimmonsVictor Sanchez HernandezJesse EwellDeSean WattsTufanua Ionatana Umu-CaisJack ShafferAidan AndersonDrew AzzopardiBlaise LaVistaDeji AjoseCharlie CrowellElinneus DavisHunter GreenJoseph PekoTyler RoblesOmar KhanC.J. ChristianCA 38WA 24OR 7AZ 4TX 5
Hometowns of the 2026 Washington roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).

Where the roster comes from

By state

  1. California 38
  2. Washington 24
  3. Oregon 7
  4. Texas 5
  5. Arizona 4
  6. Hawaii 3
  7. Illinois 3
  8. Nevada 2

Top counties

  1. King County, Washington pop. 2.3 million 12
  2. Los Angeles County, California pop. 9.8 million 11
  3. Orange County, California pop. 3.2 million 7
  4. Pierce County, Washington pop. 930,000 5
  5. Contra Costa County, California pop. 1.2 million 4

Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–⁠2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size.

Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2026 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.