NFL Draft 2018: Way-too-early ranking of top Pac-12 prospects
The third four-star recruit from the 2015 class hailing from the state of California, Browning headed north to Washington and, like Rosen, earned a starting spot in his true freshman year.
Last season, Browning progressed with a season that earned him Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year. Browning tied the Pac-12 record with 43 touchdown passes. He threw just nine interceptions and had 3,430 passing yards while completing 62 percent of his passes.
While Browning loses a first-round talent in John Ross, he still has Dante Pettis and the team’s slot receiver Chico McClatcher returns along with tight end Drew Sample.
Improving draft stock
Browning is coming off shoulder surgery and will need to prove he is fully recovered. He looked less than 100 percent against Alabama in the Peach Bowl. Was it a product of injury, or Browning simply struggling against a dominant defense?