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Off availability report Clay (undisclosed) is no longer listed ahead of Friday's game versus Purdue, per the Big Ten availability report.

Impact Clay was listed as probable for this game, but he's been removed from the report in the latest edition, so he's available to play. The wideout has yet to play this season, so he shouldn't have a big impact in most fantasy formats.

OCTOBER 16 • ROTOWIRE

Now probable Clay (undisclosed) is probable to play Friday against Purdue.

Impact Clay is trending in the right direction to play after initially being ruled questionable. He's not expected to hold a relevant role regardless of his availability.

OCTOBER 15 • ROTOWIRE

Questionable to play Friday Clay (undisclosed) is questionable for Friday's game at Purdue.

Impact Clay is carrying a questionable tag, so his status for Friday's matchup against the Boilermakers is uncertain. He shouldn't carry a ton of fantasy appeal regardless of his status, though. He's yet to record a catch or appear in a game this season.

OCTOBER 13 • ROTOWIRE

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SEPTEMBER 20 • Associated Press

Projected to be top-six option Clay may be among the Washington receiver corps' top-six options for 2026, Andy Yamashita of The Seattle Times reports.

Impact Now that Washington's fall camp is scheduled to begin, a lot of focus will be on the UW receiver corps, which underwent much turnover last offseason. One of the Huskies' added players is the newly healthy Clay, who will compete against Kennesaw State transfer Christian Moss for a deep-threat role, most recently held by now-NFL player Denzel Boston.

AUGUST 5 • ROTOWIRE

Healthy heading into fall camp Clay (undisclosed) is cleared for Washington's fall camp, according to Andy Yamashita of The Seattle Times.

Impact Clay was dealing with a soft-tissue injury early in the spring but will be fully healthy for fall camp. The wideout has an opportunity to work his way into the Huskies' receiving rotation following turnover in the position room, though earning immediate snaps as a true freshman will still be a tough task.

JULY 30 • ROTOWIRE