A nationwide football trend the past decade has now taken root at some Skagit County high schools.

Mount Vernon and Anacortes have taken to running full spread offenses, keeping the quarterback in the shotgun almost always with one other back and four receivers and no-huddle. Sedro-Woolley’s offense is almost a hybrid of a spread and normal offense.

The result is quarterbacks who are not only leading passers, but rushers as well. After three weeks, three of the area’s top five leaders in rushing attempts are quarterbacks.Read The Full Story