Greatest Huskies of All Time Depth Chart


A chat broke out about the greatest Huskies of all time starting lineup - but what about a roster that looks like a full college roster/depth chart. I'm including what seems like the tight normal amount of scholarship players at positions. Starters on top. Let's go!!!
Offense
QB
Michael Penix Jr.
Marques Tuiasosopo
George Wilson
Don Heinrich
RB
Hugh McElhenny
Myles Gaskin
Napoleon Kaufman
Corey Dillon
Greg Lewis
WR
Rome Odunze
Reggie Williams
Mario Bailey
John Ross
Dante Pettis
Jermaine Kearse
Jalen McMillan
Ja'Lynn Polk
Jerome Pathon
TE
Mark Bruener
Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Jerramy Stevens
Aaron Pierce
Dave Williams
OT
Lincoln Kennedy
Vic Markov
Mike Zandofsky
Curt Marsh
John Meyers
Kaleb McGary
Roger Rosengarten
OG/C
Olin Kreutz
Max Starcevich
Ray Frankowski
Ruchy Mucha
Blair Bush
Ray Pinney
Bern Brostek
Ed Cunningham
Benji Olson
Defense
DE
Ron Holmes
Hau'oli Kikaha
Jason Chorak
Bralen Trice
Byron Haines
Jay MacDowell
DT
Steve Emtman
Vita Vea
Doug Martin
Dennis Brown
Reggie Rogers
Arnie Weinmeister
Greg Gaines
Larry Tripplett
LB
Dave Hoffmann
Joe Kelly
Michael Jackson
Rick REdman
Mark Jerue
Mason Foster
Shaq Thompson
Tim Meamber
Ben Burr-Kirven
CB
Trent McDuffie
Sidney Jones
Dana Hall
Desmond Trufant
Vestee Jackson
Ray Horton
Mark Lee
Byron Murphy
S
Budda Baker
Lawyer Milloy
Tony Parrish
Taylor Rapp
Vince Newsome
Hakim Akbar
Dashon Goldson
K/P
Who cares
Comments
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I need peak Azeem Victor on the skwad
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What about Conwell? I was too young to have watched him play, but I know he had a good pro career.
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Troy>Mcgary
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Good list. Rapp should be removed on principle for skipping a Rose Bowl. Fuck that guy forever.
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Came down to him and Dave Williams.
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Oh shit. I actually meant to put Fautanu below Kennedy as the starter. I like him a lot more than McGary. Playing LT is so much bigger than RT.
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forgot about benji olson Best uw guard of my lifetime. Absolute mauler.
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That's what I remember too but I was young. Does anyone remember why he didn't go until the fifth round?
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Nick Harris not enough for G/C?
Danny Shelton too for consideration.Punter: Jake Browning
Holder: Cody Pickett
Kicker: John Anderson
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He was basically considered the best guard in the country for two years straight but had injury issues his last year that he played through. I think it was his back.
I think he came out early knowing he had a shorter shelf life as a pro but still lasted a decent amount t of years with the titans if I remember correctly. Was a good pro too but that's why he fell.Kreutz, Olson and Dillon/Shehee was absolutely filthy. Lambo losing games with them was a joke.
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Also need a fullback on the roster. Pat Conniff? Unless they’re merged with the TEs.
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Joe Steele and Warren Moon would like a word please.
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chorak?
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George Wilson was a halfback. Died of alcoholism alone on a dock in SF. Nothing changes.
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I'd add Paul Skansi. Most of you are too young to remember the 70s teams
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Being old I can add a few
RB? McKeta, QB Schloredt, - back in the day when the played both ways
DT Dave Pear
QB Sixkiller
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Bo Cornell
Robin Earl
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Don't forget Lonzell "Mo" Hill at WR
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Skansi played through 1982
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There was a point where I seriously thought about writing a book about his life. Even had brief exchanges on email with Wilson family members. His life was bittersweet and compelling
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K/P who cares? How could you.
Did we forget about GMFG? Recency Bias maybe.
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Joe J.
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I wanted to make it close to reflecting an actual roster so had to make some tough cuts. Here's some players who were really hard to cut.
QB - Sixkiller, Billy Joe Camaro
RB - Polk, Sankey, Steele
TE - Conwell - I'll note that Jerramy Stevens gets bumped down a lot for his legit terrible character stuff but he was easily the best TE I've ever seen at UW. He was like bigger, smoother, tougher ASJ. Guy could have been like Gronk if he wasn't a sketchy psycho and it's an underrated bad break he basically missed all of 2001. Imagine him and prime Reggie in 2002.
OL - Need to note I absolutely just forgot to include Fautanu. Greatest OT in my opinion is between him and Big Linc
DE - Seems like this wasn't a very important position prior to like the 90s? There's not many important Huskies before then.
DT - Danny Shelton, Dave Pear
CB - Kevin King, Kyler Gordon
S - Same as DE - seems like this position wasn't very valued prior to the 90s
I'd be interested to see how this roster stacks up against the rest of the Pac-10 over the years. My assumption is USC would clear it easily and it would be close around UCLA. Stanford could be sneaky as a program that consistently seems to have singular great players.
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A lot of good choices there. I would have to include both Chris Polk and Bishop Sankey in the RB depth, Fautanu somewhere on the OL, and would find spots for Donald Butler and Marquis Cooper at linebacker. Not much else worth quibbling about though
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Sigh...
Pgos
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You left off Center.
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Maybe you can write something shorter than a book and find buyer for it (not sure how that game is played)… I don't remember seeing much on Wilson but 60 years ago everybody agreed he was the greatest Husky according to the news.
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Now someone should do a worst of depth chart. Maybe it will be me, but my memory doesn't go back past 1990 so it would be a biased list.
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He had back surgery after junior season