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Posted On: October 30th 2026, 12:00 am
We’ve gone through all of UDub history and picked the BEST PLAYERS at each offensive position. Introducing: The BarstoolHuskies GOAT squad 🐐
Players are picked based off their COLLEGE CAREER. NFL success has no bearing on these choices.
Leave your arguments in the comments ⬇️⬇️
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We expect no one to argue with this one.
Penix played two incredibly productive years at UW. He led the NCAA in passing yards, was named first-team All American, and most importantly, he brought the dawgs to a national championship game. This was all in 2023, where he was second in Heisman voting.
He’s now the starting QB for the Atlanta Falcons and is
BALLING OUT in the NFL.
Gaskin was named First-team All-Pac-12 once, and second team twice. He’s the all-time Husky leader in rushing TDs and yards and it is NOT close. He rushed for 5.6 yards per carry over his whole college career.
He started for the dawgs for four years, and he averaged more than 100 yards per game in 52 GAMES.
Williams was an absolute beast, earning Consensus All-American honors in 2002, and AlI-Pac-12 twice. He remains the all-time leader in receiving yards and is fifth in TDs for Washington, even though he played only three years.
He also leads all-time in receptions by a margin of 24. In 2002 he averaged 111.8 yards per game. He got drafted 9th overall by Jacksonville.
Another freak of nature from the 2023 team, Odunze is the runner-up for all-time yards in a Husky uniform. He was another integral part of the national champion appearance, leading the conference in yards twice. He led the ENTIRETY OF FBS in yards in 2023, earning All-American honors.
Odunze now plays for the Chicago Bears, and is a key part of a team that’s seen massive improvement.
Bailey is the first player on this list from the 1991 championship team. Bailey is a close second in all-time receiving TDs for UW. Most of them came in a monster 1991 season, where he led the conference with 1037 yards and 17 TDs, earning All-American honors.
Bailey was arguably the best skill position player for a national championship squad.
Seferian-Jenkins was a great receiving TE at UW, finishing as the leader in mos
Players are picked based off their COLLEGE CAREER. NFL success has no bearing on these choices.
Leave your arguments in the comments ⬇️⬇️
(Reposted to correct a photo)
We expect no one to argue with this one.
Penix played two incredibly productive years at UW. He led the NCAA in passing yards, was named first-team All American, and most importantly, he brought the dawgs to a national championship game. This was all in 2023, where he was second in Heisman voting.
He’s now the starting QB for the Atlanta Falcons and is
BALLING OUT in the NFL.
Gaskin was named First-team All-Pac-12 once, and second team twice. He’s the all-time Husky leader in rushing TDs and yards and it is NOT close. He rushed for 5.6 yards per carry over his whole college career.
He started for the dawgs for four years, and he averaged more than 100 yards per game in 52 GAMES.
Williams was an absolute beast, earning Consensus All-American honors in 2002, and AlI-Pac-12 twice. He remains the all-time leader in receiving yards and is fifth in TDs for Washington, even though he played only three years.
He also leads all-time in receptions by a margin of 24. In 2002 he averaged 111.8 yards per game. He got drafted 9th overall by Jacksonville.
Another freak of nature from the 2023 team, Odunze is the runner-up for all-time yards in a Husky uniform. He was another integral part of the national champion appearance, leading the conference in yards twice. He led the ENTIRETY OF FBS in yards in 2023, earning All-American honors.
Odunze now plays for the Chicago Bears, and is a key part of a team that’s seen massive improvement.
Bailey is the first player on this list from the 1991 championship team. Bailey is a close second in all-time receiving TDs for UW. Most of them came in a monster 1991 season, where he led the conference with 1037 yards and 17 TDs, earning All-American honors.
Bailey was arguably the best skill position player for a national championship squad.
Seferian-Jenkins was a great receiving TE at UW, finishing as the leader in mos
Comments (78)
4 days agothe.nard.dawg
As much as I like McGary, I think Rosengarten should be on the list. Gotta have someone from the Joe Moore award winning line.
4 days agoericsecrist
With all due respect to Bob Sapp and Mario Bailey - both absolute legends, Chad Ward and John Ross are the correct choices. Corey Dillon’s a tough omission but 4 seasons outweighs 1.
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