The Washington Huskies have made offensive lineman Josiah Eney one of their top priorities in the 2028 class, and the 6-foot-5, 300-pound product of Our Lady of Good Counsel in Olney, Maryland, has seen a significant rise since Jedd Fisch's coaching staff became the first to extend an offer to him in June.

First, he racked up offers from five other programs, including three in the Big Ten: Colorado, Maryland, Nebraska, Penn State, and Virginia Tech. Then, he got a massive ratings bump in the Rivals300 on Tuesday, going from unranked to the No. 92 overall prospect in the country and No. 5 interior offensive lineman.

Now, Eney is set to take an unofficial visit to Montlake on Saturday as the Huskies open conference play against the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

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On film, Eney shows off impressive fluidity as an athlete. He moves well laterally in pass protection and has the strength, balance, and anchor to hold up against different types of pass rushers.

His athleticism also allows him to climb to the second level with ease, where he's able to pave the way for ball carriers behind him and finish off linebackers and defensive backs in his path with violence, displaying the power that offensive line coach Michael Switzer is looking for on the recruiting trail.

As the Huskies continue to push for five-star offensive tackles Antijuan Wilkes and Maui Tonata, Eney is emerging as another important target for Washington as Fisch looks to continue expanding the program's recruiting footprint.

This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Washington football prioritizing high-end four-star 2028 Maryland OL

Source: Yahoo Sports