6-2 Georgetown WR with upside, but current stats are thin
St. Laurent is a 6-2, 190-pound sophomore wideout at Georgetown who brings prototype frame and developmental upside, but publicly available 2026 game-log data is still sparse, so the best read is as a longer-term fit rather than a proven production engine.[1][2][3] That makes him intriguing for teams that value size, room to grow, and special-teams or rotational receiver potential over immediate stat-sheet fireworks.[1][4]
Laf 11:00 PM 
Lehigh L 14-45 
Rich 7:30 PM 
Colum 4:30 PM 
Cor 4:30 PM Athlete DNA will appear once enough wide receiver season data has been processed.
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