
a steady, team-first Weber State tight end with real size and academic polish
Raphael Longangu was a 6-foot-4, 225-pound tight end at Weber State whose value showed up more in reliability than flash: over four seasons, he played in 33 games and caught 6 passes for 49 yards, with his most productive season coming in 2017 (2 catches, 10 yards in 8 games) and another catch in the Wildcats’ 2018 run to a Big Sky title. His profile screams role player who understands spacing, blocking, and doing the dirty work—plus he earned academic honors out of high school, which usually hints at coachability and discipline. If your team wants a polished, low-drama TE who fits structure, he’s your guy.