a steady Wagner pass-catcher with proven production
Andrew Guilbault has shown a useful, low-drama receiving profile at Wagner, with ESPN listing him at tight end and crediting him with 9 catches for 68 yards in the season reflected there, which points to a possession-style role rather than splashy downfield volume[1]. He looks like the kind of player coaches trust: compact production, reliable hands in limited opportunities, and enough versatility to show up on the roster in a multi-role offensive setup[1][3]. If your team wants a polished, team-first target who can handle the dirty work and stay within the system, Guilbault is worth a look[1][3].
