In the Utah football team’s win at Washington last weekend, three receivers made big catches in the fourth quarter after rarely being targeted all day.
Jaylen Dixon and Solomon Enis had caught one pass each and Samson Nacua didn’t have any passes thrown in his direction until those last two drives. They came through. The receivers’ performance all season has been remarkable, as they keep responding when their turn comes as quarterback Tyler Huntley compiles his highly efficient passing statistics.
Utah's 33-28 victory, with a go-ahead touchdown drive of 82 yards, then an 84-yard march for an insurance TD (which became important) was “a great game to show what we do as an offense,” Nacua said.