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Monday Dots: Joe, We Hardly Knew Ye

Joe Tryon is off to the NFL and more Washington football news and notes.

By Rob Foxcurran Aug 31, 2020, 11:43am PDT

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: OCT 05 Washington at Stanford

Washington OLB Joe Tryon has reportedly signed with an agent and will forego his redshirt junior season. For more on this story, check out Max’s summary here, Mike Vorel’s take here, and Chris Fetter’s write up here.

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I couldn’t be more excited to welcome @joetryon to the A1 Family! First class athlete from a first class family. #nextgreat1 #bestedgeplayer #myplayersarebetterthanyours

A post shared by Joe Panos (@joepanos1) on Aug 27, 2020 at 4:52pm PDT

THE NEXT CHAPTER ‼️ special thanks to everyone who supported me... excited for what’s next pic.twitter.com/Ec9Ft03gQR
— Joe Tryon-Shoyinka (@joe_tryon) August 31, 2020

UW star, Joe Tryon, has announced for the 2021 NFL Draft

6-5 262lb

- 2nd Team All Pac-12 in 2019
- 2020 Phil Steele Preseason 1st Team All-America
- 1st/2nd Round Projection

Final 5 Games of 2019 - 10 TFL & 6 Sacks

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— WestCoastCFB.com (@WestCoastCFB) August 30, 2020

While we’re talking about the defensive side of the ball, Husky DT Josiah Bronson has been named to the Reese’s Senior Bowl:

It’s official! The @Reeses Senior Bowl Top 250
Defensive Line #TrenchLife #BestOfTheBest #TheDraftStartsInMOBILE pic.twitter.com/zLRwiR8W65
— Reese's Senior Bowl (@seniorbowl) August 20, 2020

Dawgman’s Scott Eklund has a story out about Husky commit Maurice Heims.
Husky Maven’s Trevor Mueller takes a scout’s look at new Husky TE commit, Jack Yary.

Active Players In the NFL By Pac-12 Program (Updated as of 8/29):

1. Washington - 40
2. Stanford - 35
3. UCLA - 34
4. USC - 33
5. Utah - 31
6. Oregon - 30
7. Cal - 26
8. Colorado - 20
9. OSU - 17
10. ASU - 14
11. WSU - 13
12. Arizona - 11
— WestCoastCFB.com (@WestCoastCFB) August 30, 2020

Don’t forget to catch up on recruiting news with Aaron’s latest Recruiting Roundup.
And finally, here’s one more plug for our great interview with Washington WR Ty Jones, who goes deep on the Pac-12 unity movement, his childhood, and his take on the postponed season (including some nuggets about the new offense). Check it out!.