Washington high school football predictions: Who will lead 4A CBBN in passing, rushing, receiving, sacks?

League has one player who could lead the state in a category - quarterback Brady Jay in passing

Directing the Moses Lake 'Air Raid' offense, quarterback Brady Jay could throw for 4,000 yards this fall. / Photo courtesy of Moses Lake athletics

The 2024 fall football season in Washington is nearly a month away from kickoff, and it's time to lay out the landscape - who is going to lead the 4A CBBN in passing, rushing, receiving on offense, and quarterback sacks on defense.

Training camp for high school teams opens Aug. 21:

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Davis running back Lance McGee is one of top 2026 recruits in Washington. / Photo courtesy of Davis athletics

4A CBBN PASSING

Brady Jay, Moses Lake: Dad loves the "Air Raid" - and son runs it to near-perfection. Should improve on 2023 totals (3,251 Passing Yards, 48 TDs), too.

Projected 2024 statistics: 3,600 yards, 53 touchdowns

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4A CBBN RUSHING

Lance McGee, Davis of Yakima: Yes, he was injured in 2023. Yes, his offense sputters. On power-and-shake talent alone, he could eclipse 1,000 yards.

Projected 2024 statistics: 910 yards, nine touchdowns

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4A CBBN RECEIVING

Grant Smith, Moses Lake: Been one of team's offseason standouts, catching everything in sight. Should become Brady Jay's top target.

Projected 2024 statistics: 1,250 yards, 14 touchdowns

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4A CBBN SACKS

Chris Villanueva, Sunnyside: Grizzlies love to send their linebackers on blitzes, and Villanueva - a standout wrestler - will lead backfield-seeking brigade.

Projected 2024 statistics: Nine sacks.

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