Washington Huskies running back Jordan Washington likely out for season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 1:47 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Washington Huskies sophomore running back Jordan Washington is unlikely to play this season due to a head and neck injury sustained in spring practice. After receiving treatment and undergoing rehabilitation, head coach Jedd Fisch confirmed at Big Ten Media Days that Washington's status remains uncertain as he continues physical therapy. Washington, who was expected to compete for the starting job, had been receiving first-team reps prior to the injury, which occurred during a padded practice on April 4. With his absence, Quad Carr Jr. has stepped up and will compete with transfer running backs Trey Cooley and Jayden Limar for the primary ball-carrier role in the upcoming season. Washington expressed optimism about his future in football despite the setback.
- •Jordan Washington suffered a head/neck injury in April.
- •Coach Jedd Fisch doubts Washington will play this season.
- •Quad Carr Jr. and transfers Cooley and Limar are competing for the starting role.
- •Washington had 233 rushing yards and a touchdown last season.
- •Washington remains hopeful about his football career.
- 1:47 AMYahoo Sports — Washington Huskies Running Back Likely Out For Season
"Jordan Washington will likely not suit up this upcoming season after experiencing a head/neck injury in spring practice.
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