Weber State freshman Teancum Moea'i brings size, upside, and local-line toughness
In the 2026 season, Teancum Moea'i is a 6-foot-3, 265-pound freshman offensive lineman for Weber State, giving the Wildcats a developmental piece with a sturdy frame and classic trench-body upside[1][4]. The appeal here is straightforward: he has the size to grow into a college-caliber OL, comes out of Kahuku, Hawaii—a program known for physical football—and is already in the mix on Weber State’s roster as a young lineman to watch[4][10]. No public game log or stat production is available yet, so the intrigue is projection, not box-score swagger[1][11].
