veteran Huskies receiver with reliable size and coach-trust value
In the 2016 season, Connor Griffin was a 6-foot-3, 223-pound Washington wide receiver who played in seven games and even earned a start at one receiver spot, which signals real staff trust in a depth role. His edge is not splashy stats; it’s dependable size, versatility, and the kind of steady, walk-on-to-contributor trajectory that coaches love. He finished his Husky receiving line with one catch for 9 yards in 2015, so the appeal is more about toughness, readiness, and fit in a disciplined system than headline production.
