Washington football’s offensive output has been subpar over the past two seasons, compared to the 41.8 points per game they scored during their College Football Playoff run in 2016. Jacob Eason should be able to up that output, as we saw a major drop off in Jake Browning‘s production over the last two seasons. We saw Browning’s production increase in the fourth quarter of the Rose Bowl when he started to force the ball down the field to his best offensive weapon, tight end Hunter Bryant.
Bryant burst on to the scene as a true freshman in 2017, and was honored by ESPN on their freshman All-American team.