Weight A Minute, These Husky Guards Are Really Heavy
By Dan Raley
Published on August 1, 2026.
The University of Washington's football roster dimensions for fall camp have revealed that two Husky football players, Champ Taulealea and John Mills, are among the most heavy starting offensive guards in the team. The University of Seattle communications staff updated their roster dimensions this week, with Tauleala set to arrive at camp weighing 365 pounds, up 21 pounds, making him the heaviest Husky on the team by 15 pounds. Mills and Taulelealeas, along with redshirt freshman offensive guard Jack Shaffer, showed up as early enrollees weighing more than 360 pounds in 2025 before the strength and conditioning staff got a hold of them. This is not the first time the University ofWashington has seen a significant increase in weight in its offensive line. The rest of the No. 1 Husky offensive line is expected to be strong, with Kodi Greene, Drew Azzopardi, Soane Faasolo, and Landen Hatchett among the potential second five returning players.
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