Freshman Duquesne WR with local-homegrown upside
In the 2026 season, Jalen Neals is a freshman wide receiver for Duquesne, listed at 5-foot-9 and 190 pounds, and he arrived as part of the program’s 2026 recruiting class out of Pine-Richland in Gibsonia, Pa.[1][2] The main reason to care: he profiles as a compact, local, developmental receiver with enough physicality to matter after the catch, but there is not yet meaningful game production available to judge his college impact.[1][2][3]
AF L 0-34 
YSU L 13-70 
WSU 7:30 PM 
LIU 5:00 PM Athlete DNA will appear once enough wide receiver season data has been processed.
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| 2026 |  | 0 |
| CAREER | 0 |