Landon Laskey brings Army-built size and special-teams edge to the tight end room
Landon Laskey entered Army as a 6-3, 228-pound freshman tight end from General McLane (via USMAPS), and in 2024 he did not appear in any games[1]. His calling card is versatility: at high school he produced 500 all-purpose yards, six touchdowns, seven sacks, and 10 tackles for loss, which hints at a physical, two-way competitor who can help in the run game and on defense if needed[1]. That’s the kind of rugged, assignment-sound profile Army loves—useful for a team that values toughness, effort, and depth over flash[1].
