Top 5 Offensive Stars Leading the Washington Huskies CFP Run

5. Parker Brailsford

There are other options for the fifth choice: Jalen McMillan, Germie Bernard, and Jack Westover. The offensive line is critical, and center Parker Brailsford is crucial for the Huskies. Michael Penix Jr. needs a clean pocket to operate this attack, particularly up the middle. Brailsford earned Second-Team All-PAC 12 honors and will be vital against the stout Texas front.

2. Ja'Lynn Polk

The Washington Huskies have a pair of outstanding wideouts in Rome Odunze and Ja'Lynn Polk. Polk, a sophomore, has become a great second option in the offense with 1,000 yards on 60 catches. He has eight touchdowns and averages 16.4 yards per touch.

3. Rome Odunze

One of the best wide receivers in the country, Rome Odunze, has emerged as a superstar this season. The All-American has 1,428 yards with 13 touchdowns, averaging an impressive 17.63 yards per catch. Odunze is nearly impossible to cover when Penix is in rhythm.

4. Dillon Johnson

Washington desperately needed to find balance in their offense, and the emergence of junior running back Dillon Johnson has provided that. He is averaging 5.54 yards per carry and has gained over 1,100 yards with 14 touchdowns this season. Johnson is a physical runner who keeps the chains moving for the Huskies.

5. Parker Brailsford

There are other options for the fifth choice: Jalen McMillan, Germie Bernard, and Jack Westover. The offensive line is critical, and center Parker Brailsford is crucial for the Huskies. Michael Penix Jr. needs a clean pocket to operate this attack, particularly up the middle. Brailsford earned Second-Team All-PAC 12 honors and will be vital against the stout Texas front.