Chris Fetters

Another day without any competition or team drills, but still lots to discuss. The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund - had the job today of recapping what took place during day two of Washington's fall training camp, and probably the easiest summation would be this; the same as day one. There was a lot of work on position drills, as well as special teams drills. Kim and Scott talked at length about players that stood out to them on both sides of the ball.

Washington Defensive Coordinator Ryan Walters met with the media after day two of fall camp, and he went into more detail about the reasons why he decided to sign an extension to coach for the Huskies back in January, an extension that will pay him $2 million to run the Huskies' defense. For him, it's a 'unique' blend of things at work that would make it tough to leave, but also his family piece is something tailor-made for Seattle.

Elinneus Davis is a fourth-year defensive lineman at Washington, and he is one of only two defensive linemen that returned to Montlake after the 2025 season. They lost five linemen to the transfer portal and five more to graduation. Defensive Line Coach Jason Kaufusi went to the portal to pick up three more defensive linemen and a whopping six more players from the high school ranks. And this whole time, Davis has been at UW, working. Biding his time. Keeping his head down.