What we know about Washington injury report vs. Eastern Washington
The Washington Huskies will get WR Rashid Williams back against Eastern Washington, but have a few players who will miss the game due to injury.
The Huskies take on Eastern Washington without an official injury report, as it has been released for the past three weeks. Head coach Jedd Fisch confirmed that wide receiver Rashid Williams will play despite suffering an oblique strain against Utah State last week. However, other players remain sidelined.
Running backs Jordan Washington and Quaid Carr are both out, with Washington recovering from a neck injury suffered during spring practice and Carr dealing with a hand injury that required surgery. Carr's re-evaluation is scheduled for November. Similarly, Jayden Limar, who suffered an elbow injury in the Washington State game, will be out until at least November.
Sophomore Chris Lawson will take over at the Z position when freshman Brian Bonner Jr. and Trey Cooley step in for the backfield. Moss, who was injured at the start of the Apple Cup, will be out until November. Lawson may also rotate in at the X position.
C Landen Hatchett, who missed a week due to a wrist injury from last season, is expected to return for the beginning of Big Ten play next weekend, but he is not yet cleared for contact. DT Elinneus Davis missed the Utah State game and will be out again for another week, with Fisch expecting him to be ready for Minnesota. CB Emmanuel Karnley is questionable, as Fisch described him as week-to-week, but no official update has been released.
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