ESPN's Kyle Bonagura tabbed Washington's star quarterback as a potential candidate for the Heisman Trophy in 2026.

Jedd Fisch discussed Washington's need for Demond Williams Jr. to improve in big games on the Big Ten Network.

In February, a somber Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. called his short-lived decision to leave the Huskies a mistake that resulted from “really bad advice.” The 20-year-old Williams announced in January he was entering the transfer portal, then changed his mind two days later and said he would be back with the Huskies. According to multiple reports, Washington was prepared to pursue legal options to enforce Williams’ lucrative name, image and likeness contract.

CBS Sports ranked the Washington Huskies' star quarterback among the top 20 signal callers in the nation before the 2026 season.

As the Washington Huskies search for reliable wide receivers for the 2026 season, several made their cases during Thursday's practice.

According to ESPN's Bill Connelly, the Washington Huskies are among the nation's top programs in returning talent for the 2026 season.

Throughout his tenure as the Huskies' quarterback, Demond Williams Jr. led the Big Ten in passing yards last season. Jedd Fisch has named him the starter.

The Washington Huskies have one of the nation's best quarterbacks for the 2026 season, and ESPN's Bill Connelly ranked him among CFB's top 20.