Washington Football receivers standout in training camp competition

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Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Washington Football receivers standout in training camp competition
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During Washington's sixth fall practice on August 13, 2026, Christian Moss and Chris Lawson impressed with strong performances as they compete for a starting wide receiver spot. Moss and junior quarterback Demond Williams Jr. connected for two touchdowns, while Lawson showcased his speed and route-running with multiple big plays. As the season opener against Washington State approaches in 24 days, position coach Kevin Cummings' group remains a focal point of fall camp, with both players vying for a key role in the offense alongside other promising freshmen.

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  • Christian Moss connected with Demond Williams Jr. for two touchdowns.
  • Chris Lawson displayed speed and route-running prowess during practice.
  • Position battle intensifies with just 24 days before the season opener.
  • Moss and Lawson are competing for the X receiver spot.
  • Freshmen players Jordan Clay and Trez Davis are also making an impact.
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Christian Moss and Chris Lawson put together strong performances at Washington's sixth fall practice.

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