Andre Roy Jr. is a high-upside, still-developing edge defender for McNeese
Andre Roy Jr. enters the 2026 season as a 6'2", 204-pound defensive end with freshman eligibility still in the mix, and the big takeaway is upside: he brings length, speed, and room to add functional strength in McNeese’s front. He has no recorded college stats yet, so the value is projection-based, not production-based, and he looks like a developmental fit for a staff that wants disruptive traits over finished polish.
SFA L 27-38 
TexWes W 52-0 
TarlSt L 24-27 
UTRGV L 10-27 
ETA&M W 27-24 Athlete DNA will appear once enough defensive end season data has been processed.
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