Washington football seeks extra eligibility year for injured WR Christian Moss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 12:02 PM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026
The Washington Huskies are pursuing an additional year of eligibility for wide receiver Christian Moss, who has struggled with injuries this season. Moss, a transfer from Kennesaw State, suffered a hamstring injury during spring practice and underwent surgery on a quad injury, likely ending his 2026 season prematurely. Coach Jedd Fisch indicated the coaching staff is exploring a medical exemption to help Moss regain a lost year, as the NCAA's recent rule change may allow for this possibility. Fisch expressed confidence in Moss's potential, highlighting his skill set displayed during fall camp.
- •Christian Moss suffered multiple injuries in 2026.
- •Moss's season may end due to a quad surgery.
- •Washington aims for a medical exemption for Moss.
- •NCAA's recent rule change affects eligibility.
- •Coach Jedd Fisch praised Moss's potential.
- 12:02 PMYahoo Sports — Washington football exploring extra year of eligibility for injured WR
"After suffering an injury on Washington's first play of the season, the Huskies are looking to get Christian Moss another year of eligibility.
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