Jedd Fisch promptly at noon to address the media, his schedule as the new University of Washington football co arrivedach remaining packed and hectic three weeks into his tenure.
Without a moment to spare, he delved into various topics, resembling a skilled salesperson at a luxury car dealership, delivering his messages with convincing prowess.
Discussing new signees like cornerback Ephesians Prysock, who followed him from Arizona to Montlake, Fisch recounted Prysock’s display of toughness during the Alamo Bowl despite sustaining an injury, emphasizing his potential as an NFL-caliber cornerback.
Fisch detailed the morning’s signings of nine new players, including wide receiver Jeremiah Hunter, a transfer from California, with anticipation for additional signings later in the day.
He also mentioned the recovery status of injured offensive linemen like Landen Hatchett and Gaard Memmelaar, emphasizing their absence from contact drills during spring football, which commences on April 2 and will be open to the public.
Admitting the need to bolster the offensive line with 4-5 more veteran linemen, Fisch discussed plans to utilize freshmen and transfer portal additions, highlighting the physical attributes of signee Justin Hylkema.
Addressing coaching staff adjustments, Fisch clarified the role of new defensive coordinator Steve Belichick and the need for a linebackers coach. He acknowledged the departure of defensive signees due to staffing delays, emphasizing the competitive nature of recruitment.
Fisch highlighted efforts to retain transfer quarterback Will Rogers and praised incoming players like junior transfer Jonah Coleman and freshman quarterback Demond Williams Jr., emphasizing their potential impact on the team.
Amidst media engagements, Fisch continued his busy day, including an interview and discussions with a staffer, exemplifying his relentless pursuit of tasks as he proceeded to his next obligation.
