Navy’s hard-hitting secondary piece still fighting for a bigger role
Conner Lessane enters the 2026 season as a senior safety for Navy, with his profile pointing to a physical, special-teams-first defender who is still vying for steady playing time in the secondary.[7] He has built a reputation more on toughness, effort, and positional flexibility than box-score production, which can fit a team looking for a dependable, assignment-sound defender who doesn’t flinch in contact.[7][8]
Towson W 42-15 
FlaAtl L 30-38 
UAB L 20-24 
AF L 9-14 
TLSA W 34-26 Athlete DNA will appear once enough safety season data has been processed.
$239K
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