Washington football eyeing four-star legacy QB in 2028 class

• Washington football eyeing four-star legacy QB in 2028 class

Roman Tomashoff, Huskies WireSun, July 19, 2026 at 12:00 AM UTC·2 min read

The Washington Huskies have extended offers to quarterbacks all over the country in the 2028 class, and as Jedd Fisch's coaching staff begins to zero in on some of its top targets, a legacy product may be near the top of the list.

Four-star quarterback Titus Huard, the son of former UW star and NFL signal caller Brock Huard, has emerged as a potential priority at the position after the Huskies extended an offer to him in early January.

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However, the 6-foot-5, 205-pound product of Valor Christian High School in Colorado has received significant interest from all over the country, as he currently holds 20 offers. With Arizona State, Ohio State, Oregon, Stanford, Texas Tech, and UCLA also in the mix, he's nowhere close to narrowing down his list of suitors.

"Right now, I don't have a complete list," he said in an interview with 247Sports' Collin Kennedy.

Ranked as the No. 174 overall prospect and No. 11 quarterback in the 2028 class by the 247Sports Composite, Huard has shown off the skill set college programs desire to succeed at the next level. As a sophomore, he completed 69 percent of his passes for 1,946 yards and 16 touchdowns, while adding 54 yards and 4 scores on the ground.

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While Fisch has searched for more mobility from the position in the past, after adding four-star Blake Roskopf in 2027, a more prototypical pocket passer who has the athleticism to succeed outside the pocket, the Huskies could prioritize a different skill set at quarterback moving forward, one that Huard fits perfectly.

As Washington continues to look down the line, Fisch's coaching staff could make a big push to bring the legacy recruit to Montlake this fall for an unofficial visit.

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