Chris Petersen has been trying to build an elite offensive line at Washington since he arrived in 2014.
So far, most would agree its been “pretty good.”
Good enough to get a rhythm going against the Cougs every year. Good enough to win a lot of games in the Pac-12. Good enough to help make Jake Browning and Myles Gaskin two of the most prolific players in Husky football history.
But it’s never been a dominant offensive line. Not often enough.
Inconsistency has plagued UWs O-Line the past few seasons, with inexplicable lapses leading to some awful offensive possessions (ASU ‘17; Cal, Colorado, Utah last season).