Washington will apparently have one less weapon in its receiving corps for its new starting quarterback.
Citing two sources, Mike Vorel of the Seattle Times is reporting that Ty Jones “will likely miss the majority of the 2019 season” because of lingering injuries. A right wrist injury sidelined the wide receiver for most of spring practice, while he injured the thumb on his other hand early on in summer camp.
Thus far, UW has not commented on Jones’ status moving forward.
Last season, Jones led the Huskies with six receiving touchdowns. His 31 receptions and 491 receiving yards were third on the team, while his 15.8 yards per catch was good for second among players with 10-plus receptions.
No. 13 Washington will open the 2019 season later today against FCS power Eastern Washington.
