Michael Penix Jr. used his pro day to demonstrate the athleticism that wasn't always on display during his two seasons carving up opposing defenses at UW.
Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. looks to throw during the team's NFL football pro day Thursday, March 28, 2024, in Seattle. Michael Penix Jr. used his pro day to demonstrate the athleticism that wasn't always on display during his two seasons carving up opposing defenses at Washington.
“I’m just ready to see where I’m going so I can help a team win football games,” Penix said. “It’s a blessing. I’m enjoying each and every step.” Penix’s medical exams from the combine reportedly came back clean. He didn’t miss a practice, workout or game in his two seasons with the Huskies.
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