Washington's Tyler Robles aims to boost kicking game in 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 4:00 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Washington kick Tyler Robles could be pivotal for the Huskies in 2026. After completing 91.3 percent of his field goals last season, he stands in contrast to former kicker Grady Gross, who had a 76.9 percent average. Robles's previous performance at Texas State included both game-winning opportunities and critical misses, emphasizing his potential impact on Washington's success as they aim for a 10-win season. Facing tough opponents in the Big Ten, Robles's effectiveness in pressure situations will be closely watched this season.
- •Robles made 21 of 23 field goals last season at Texas State.
- •Gross missed critical field goals, impacting Washington's chances.
- •Washington aims for a 10-win season in 2026.
- •Robles lacks Big Ten experience, amplifying his upcoming challenges.
- 4:00 PMYahoo Sports — Why Kicker Could Be Washington's Linchpin to Success in 2026
"Washington attempted one of the lowest field goal totals in Jedd Fisch's second season as the head coach. That should be different in 2026.
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