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Former Washington Huskies tight end Will Dissly is still searching for a home in the NFL.
With a little extra time on his hands, the 6-foot-4, 265-pound Bozeman, Montana native made a return to Montlake on Friday to take in UW's second practice of fall camp. Dissly, a fourth-round pick by the Seattle Seahawks in the 2018 NFL draft, made 46 total appearances for the Huskies from 2014-17 with 17 starts as he turned into a productive tight end for Chris Petersen.
Dissly's position coach, Jordan Paopao, remains at Washington as Jedd Fisch's tight ends coach, entering his 12th season as an assistant coach with the program, having spent nine seasons under Petersen and now three with Fisch after he followed him north from Arizona in 2024.
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— Dave “Softy” Mahler (@Softykjr) August 7, 2026 "This place...Well, one, one of the things that never gets old is when you get a view like this," Paopao said Tuesday as he looked out over Husky Stadium from the UW football offices. "I'm grateful to work here every single day. How do you beat this view, right? Very fortunate to call this place home. I've seen this program in just about every place that you can. From the infancy to being with coach (Steve) Sarkisian and trying to work through, 'Hey, how is it cool again to wear UW gear again? To being with Pete going to a lot of these bowl games."
Under Paopao and Petersen's tutelage, Dissly transitioned from being an under-the-radar defensive lineman out of Montana to being an effective tight end for ex-UW quarterback Jake Browning.
Dissly finished his Husky career with 25 receptions for 336 receiving yards and three touchdowns while also being a dependable run and pass blocker, which played a significant role in the Bozeman native being an NFL draft pick. He earned his first career start in the Seahawks' 2018 season opener against the Denver Broncos and made an immediate impact, hauling in three catches for 105 yards and his first career touchdown in the 27-24 loss.
Dissly followed that with a 3-catch, 42-yard game with another touchdown in a 24-17 loss at the Chicago Bears, with two more starts against the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals before he suffered a season-ending patellar tendon injury.
In his eight-year NFL career, the former Husky has compiled 188 receptions for 1,999 yards and 15 touchdowns, with at least one score in seven of eight seasons, except for last year with the Los Angeles Chargers.
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