The football gods simply weren't going to let Landen Hatchett play this season.

On Monday, the starting center and team captain for the University of Washington football team revealed on social media he will miss the remainder of the schedule with a neck and spine injury, this after appearing in only two games for the Huskies following his recovery from a broken wrist.

However, the 6-foot-3, 315-pound fourth-year player from Ferndale, Washington, indicated he is not done with Husky football.

He intends to play again in 2027.

"While this is obviously disappointing and I'm extremely saddened to not have the opportunity to compete, I'm expecting to make a full recovery and will be focused on my rehabilitation and preparing to return to the field for the 2027 season."

After returning from a wrist injury to play the last two games, Washington center Landen Hatchett announces he will miss the rest of the season with a head/neck/spine injury. He says he plans to return in 2027.…