Washington all-time leaders
Passing yards
- 1 Jake Browning 12,269 yds 94 TD
- 2 Michael Penix Jr. 9,544 yds 67 TD
- 3 Keith Price 8,921 yds 75 TD
- 4 Jake Locker 7,639 yds 53 TD
- 5 Demond Williams Jr. 5,336 yds 41 TD
- 6 Dylan Morris 3,721 yds 20 TD
- 7 Jacob Eason 3,132 yds 23 TD
- 8 Cyler Miles 2,815 yds 21 TD
- 9 Will Rogers 2,458 yds 14 TD
- 10 Ronnie Fouch 1,339 yds 4 TD
Rushing yards
- 1 Myles Gaskin 5,324 yds 57 TD
- 2 Chris Polk 4,049 yds 26 TD
- 3 Bishop Sankey 3,496 yds 37 TD
- 4 Salvon Ahmed 2,014 yds 21 TD
- 5 Lavon Coleman 2,000 yds 12 TD
- 6 Jake Locker 1,939 yds 29 TD
- 7 Jonah Coleman 1,811 yds 25 TD
- 8 Dwayne Washington 1,311 yds 17 TD
- 9 Sean McGrew 1,288 yds 16 TD
- 10 Dillon Johnson 1,195 yds 16 TD
Receiving yards
- 1 Rome Odunze 3,272 yds 24 TD
- 2 Jermaine Kearse 2,871 yds 29 TD
- 3 Dante Pettis 2,256 yds 24 TD
- 4 Jaydon Mickens 2,187 yds 12 TD
- 5 Jalen McMillan 2,143 yds 17 TD
- 6 Aaron Fuller 2,051 yds 13 TD
- 7 Ja'Lynn Polk 1,967 yds 16 TD
- 8 Kasen Williams 1,915 yds 15 TD
- 9 Austin Seferian-Jenkins 1,840 yds 21 TD
- 10 Devin Aguilar 1,802 yds 13 TD
Totals for games played for Washington since 2004. Source: CollegeFootballData. Seasons before 2004 are not included in these totals.
Washington passing, rushing and receiving leaders, 2004-2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Who has the most passing yards for Washington?
Jake Browning has the most passing yards for Washington since 2004, with 12,269 yards and 94 touchdowns.