Find the endzone. That’s the objective on offense. Find the endzone, and do it more often than you don’t. You’ll win a bunch of football games if you can pull that off.

No Pac-12 offense is doing it better than Washington right now.

The Huskies are scoring touchdowns on 53% of their possessions through seven weeks. That’s the best mark in the Pac-12, according to UW’s Tony Castricone.

Washington also has the second-lowest percentage of drives that end in a three-and-out, according to Castricone.

With Kalen DeBoer and Ryan Grubb at the controls, the Huskies are scoring points in bunches this season. They’re currently eighth nationally in scoring offense at over 42 points a game. With 49 points against Arizona in a win on Saturday, the Huskies also topped 2021’s scoring output (258 points in 12 games) after just seven outings.

DeBoer has been aggressive on fourth downs and with taking shots from anywhere on the field, something that occasionally bites the Huskies, but there’s a tremendous amount of confidence in the offense right now.

“They believe in us to go make those plays and convert, and I love it,” said receiver Rome Odunze after Saturday’s 49-39 win over the Wildcats. “They have that confidence in us (and) we have that confidence in them.”

For good reason.