Meet LSU’s 6’7″ Tight End Terror
Trey’Dez Green, entering his third season at LSU, has emerged as the Tigers’ go-to offensive weapon. Standing 6-foot-7 with the speed of a receiver, he led the SEC in tight end touchdowns last year (seven) and set a single-season receiving TD record for his position at LSU. Under a new coaching staff led by Lane Kiffin and OC Charlie Weis Jr., Green’s versatility—able to line up inline or split wide—promises even bigger numbers in 2026. He’s already considered a top returning tight end nationally, and early NFL mock drafts peg him as a potential first-round pick in 2027. With wide receivers gone, Green is poised to soak up targets and showcase the rare blend of size, burst, and after-the-catch prowess that makes him college football’s most dangerous mismatch.
Move over, defensive backs—Trey’Dez Green is about to turn Tiger Stadium into his personal dunk contest. At 6’7”, he’s part tight end, part skyscraper, and part turbo-charged wideout, all wrapped in purple and gold. LSU’s coaching staff must be channelling Mad Scientists Anonymous: “What if we took this giant receiver guy and ran everything to him?” Spoiler alert: it’s working. Soon Green will be hauling in touchdowns like Amazon packages, and NFL scouts will be tripping over each other to say, “That’s our pick.” Fans, buckle up—if Trey’Dez gets thrown twice per game, every one of them will end in a crowd-surfing celebration.
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