A'Mauri Washington

#52 · DL · Sr. · Oregon6′3″ · 325 lb · Detroit, MI · Chandler

0.5 tackles for loss in 8 games; their best was 0.5 vs UCLA.
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WLWWvs UCLA: 0.5 tackles for loss, L0.5LWL0W

2026 games, tackles for loss per game. W and L: the team’s results.

This week

What’s being said

4 stories in the last 60 days, from 3 outlets.

Sep 10 to Sep 16: 1Sep 24 to Sep 30: 1Oct 1 to Oct 7: 2L 31-39 at Oklahoma StateLW 84-0 vs Portland StateWW 41-27 at USCWL 15-17 vs UCLALW 17-14 vs NebraskaWL 10-21 at IllinoisLW 34-26 vs NorthwesternWSep 10Nov 4Most in a week: 2
Sep 10 to Sep 16: 1Sep 24 to Sep 30: 1Oct 1 to Oct 7: 2L 31-39 at Oklahoma StateLW 84-0 vs Portland StateWW 41-27 at USCWL 15-17 vs UCLALW 17-14 vs NebraskaWL 10-21 at IllinoisLW 34-26 vs NorthwesternWSep 10Nov 4Most in a week: 2
Stories per week. W and L: the team’s results.

All 4 stories this season

Worth knowing

  • A'Mauri Washington was third-team All-Big Ten in 2025.

The story

As of

Washington's 2025 was a study in a rare combination: 33 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, and a team-high eight pass breakups that led all FBS defensive linemen — batted balls and disruption from a 6-3, 330-pound frame that ESPN called "exceptionally quick at 330 pounds." He earned third-team All-Big Ten and CBS All-America honors and is drawing first-round 2027 buzz. The story is collective, too: he headlines an Oregon front where all four starters returned despite being draft-eligible. The forward stakes are a first-round interior season anchoring what should be one of the nation's best defensive lines. Size-and-quickness like this at the position is the kind of thing offenses simply can't scheme away.

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So far in 2026 Washington has 16 tackles, a half tackle for loss, three pass breakups and a quarterback hurry.

Update (Oct. 28, 2026): Oregon lost 21-10 at Illinois as a 10.5-point favorite on Oct. 24 and is 4-3. Washington has 21 tackles, a half tackle for loss and five pass breakups through seven games, with a pass breakup at Illinois.

Style of play

Style of play

Play style

Washington is the rare nose-sized tackle who plays with edge-rusher quickness. The signature stat says it all — eight pass breakups, most of any FBS defensive lineman — because to bat down that many balls you have to win your gap fast and get your hands up, not just occupy blockers. At 6-3, 330 he has the anchor to hold the point against the run and, by every account, unusual get-off for his size. He's a disruptive interior presence rather than a pure two-gap plugger: quick into the backfield, active with his hands, and impossible to single-block one-on-one. On a loaded line, he's the piece that makes everyone else's job easier.

Activity vs finishing · season enumeration

What the box score actually says

8 games
23Tackles
7Solo
0.5TFL
0Sacks
6Pass def.
0INT

23 tackles. 6 passes defended. 0 interceptions. 0.5 TFL.

  • Week 41 PD
  • Week 62 PD
  • Week 71 PD
  • Week 81 PD
  • Week 91 PD

Counts only, never a rate — splash-event sample sizes this small (interceptions, pass breakups, TFL) are noise as a rate and signal only as a tally.

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