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A pair of Washington Huskies icons made their way back to Montlake this week, as Jermaine Kearse and Myles Gaskin stopped by fall camp to check out the 2026 edition of Jedd Fisch's program.
Kearse spent Tuesday morning at his old stomping grounds, looking on at the current generation of Husky pass catchers. The Lakewood, Washington native played his college ball for his hometown team from 2008-2011, where he finished his career No. 2 in program history in career receptions, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns.
Following his illustrious college career, Kearse signed with the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent, where he played for five of his seven years in the NFL and helped bring his hometown team its first Super Bowl in franchise history.
From playing his high school ball 45 minutes south of Seattle, to becoming one of the greatest receivers to don the purple and gold, to bringing home a Super Bowl to his home state, Kearse is regarded as a local legend in the Seattle community, and rightfully so.
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The following day, running back Myles Gaskin paid a visit to fall camp. The Huskies ' all-time leading rusher posed for a picture with Jedd Fisch following Wednesday's practice. In his four years in Seattle, Gaskin put himself in the conversation as the greatest Husky running back of all time, rushing for over 1,000 yards in all four seasons while helping Washington make the College Football Playoff in 2016.
After spending his morning at his alma mater, the 29-year-old announced his decision to retire from the NFL on Wednesday afternoon. The former seventh-round pick of the Miami Dolphins in the 2019 NFL draft spent four years with the organization before stints with the Los Angeles Rams, Minnesota Vikings, and Seattle Seahawks.
With high hopes and growing anticipation surrounding the program, the presence of all-time greats such as Kearse and Gaskin represents a positive relationship between the current era of Husky football and those who came before them.
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Pair of Washington Football Legends Return to Fall Camp
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