Andrew Price is a rising, power-built TE with upside as Hawaii’s next in-line blocker
In the 2026 season, Andrew Price enters Hawai‘i as a 6-foot-5, 235-pound freshman tight end with a strong recruiting pedigree and clear developmental upside, earning recognition as a consensus three-star prospect and a top-150 offensive tackle recruit before the move to TE[1][5]. His best differentiator is size-plus-mobility potential: reports say he added significant weight in the offseason to sharpen his blocking, and his high-school profile points to a player who already had enough quickness to project beyond just a mauler[11]. For a team, he looks like a classic “bet on the traits” fit—physical, ascending, and still early in the growth curve[1][11].
