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Washington, Offensive Coordinator Jimmie Dougherty Parting Ways
Dougherty had served as the Huskies' offensive coordinator for the past two seasons.
Published on Feb. 20, 2026
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After two seasons as the offensive coordinator for the University of Washington football team, Jimmie Dougherty and the school have decided to part ways. Dougherty announced the news himself on Twitter, expressing gratitude for his time with the program and excitement for what's next. The Huskies ranked 39th nationally in total offense and 17th in scoring offense under Dougherty's leadership in 2025.
Why it matters
The departure of Dougherty as offensive coordinator marks a significant change for the Washington football program as they look to build on a successful 2025 season. Head coach Jedd Fisch will now need to find a replacement to lead the Huskies' offense, which featured a standout performance from quarterback Demond Williams last year.
The details
Dougherty first joined the Washington staff in 2024 as passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach before being promoted to offensive coordinator in 2025. Under his leadership, the Huskies ranked 39th nationally in total offense (409.9 yards per game) and 17th in scoring offense (34.1 points per game) in 2025, with quarterback Demond Williams flourishing. However, Fisch calls the plays for the Washington offense, so the transition to a new offensive coordinator is not expected to significantly impact the overall system.
- Dougherty served as Washington's offensive coordinator for the past two seasons, from 2024 to 2025.
- Dougherty announced his departure from Washington on Twitter on the evening of February 18, 2026.
The players
Jimmie Dougherty
The former offensive coordinator for the University of Washington football team, who has now parted ways with the program after two seasons in that role.
Jedd Fisch
The head coach of the University of Washington football team, who will now be tasked with finding a replacement for Dougherty as the Huskies' offensive coordinator.
Demond Williams
The standout quarterback for the University of Washington football team, who flourished under Dougherty's leadership as offensive coordinator in 2025.
What they’re saying
“It was an honor to represent the University of Washington, such a special place. To the city of Seattle, words can't express what you mean to me and my family!!! Most of all the players, love you guys forever, thank you. Excited for what God has next!!!!”
— Jimmie Dougherty, Former Offensive Coordinator (Twitter)
What’s next
Head coach Jedd Fisch will now begin the process of finding a new offensive coordinator to lead the Washington Huskies' offense for the 2026 season.
The takeaway
The departure of Jimmie Dougherty as Washington's offensive coordinator represents a significant change for the program, but the Huskies have the opportunity to build on their successful 2025 season by finding a new coordinator who can continue to develop their talented roster, led by quarterback Demond Williams.
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