Jayden Limar brings veteran power — but Washington’s RB room is on ice
Limar entered 2026 as a steady, physical 5-10, 210-pound back with real homegrown appeal, and he flashed in Washington’s opener with 47 yards and an 11-yard touchdown on 12 carries before an elbow injury knocked him out for an extended stretch. His best traits are compact power, balance through contact, and reliable depth-value leadership, which coaches praised as “stable” for the Huskies’ locker room. If your team wants a tough, experienced runner with leadership chops, he fits; if you need a healthy every-week workhorse right now, the injury history is the obvious catch.
