Washington Huskies seek tight end depth after Quentin Moore's departure

The Washington Huskies aim to replace tight end Quentin Moore for the upcoming 2026 season. With Moore gone to the Washington Commanders, head coach Jedd Fisch highlighted the depth at tight end, featuring junior Decker DeGraaf and sophomore Baron Naone as key players. DeGraaf has strengthened his build to 253 pounds, and Naone has made significant physical changes. The Huskies also welcome back Kade Eldridge, who was injured last season, and are excited about freshman Kekua Aumua's potential. Establishing a reliable lead blocker is critical for the team's offensive strategy in the Big Ten.

• 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — Washington football has big shoes to fill at tight end