Washington Huskies seek extra eligibility for injured wide receiver Christian Moss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 8:11 AM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026

The Washington Huskies are working to secure an extra year of eligibility for wide receiver Christian Moss, who has been sidelined due to injuries. Moss injured his quad in the season opener against Washington State on September 6 and has undergone surgery. Previously with Kennesaw State, Moss transferred this offseason and was hoping to fill the void left by Denzel Boston. Under NCAA's current eligibility rules, Moss may be limited to one play in his final season, prompting the team's efforts to regain a year for him. The outcome of these efforts remains unclear as the Huskies navigate the NCAA's regulations.
- •Moss suffered a quad injury on September 6.
- •He has a history of injuries dating back to his time at Virginia Tech.
- •The Huskies have lost multiple running backs this season to injuries.
- •Head coach Jedd Fisch confirmed the team's efforts to regain eligibility for Moss.
- •No confirmation yet on NCAA's response regarding Moss's eligibility.
- 8:11 AMYahoo Sports — Washington Huskies Working to Get Extra Year of Eligibility For Injured Wide Receiver
"The Huskies are exploring potential ways for Christian Moss to return to the team in 2027.
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