Cash Landau brings big-play upside to WSU’s tight end room
A freshman tight end from Portland, Cash Landau arrives at Washington State as a developmental pass-catching threat with proven production at Franklin High, where he posted 41 catches for 554 yards and 8 receiving touchdowns as a senior after a junior season with 61 catches, 1,108 yards, and 17 scores. He is a 6-4, 238-pound target with receiver-like ball skills and red-zone value, and his production suggests he can stretch the seam rather than just block inline. He looks like a good fit for teams wanting a vertical, athletic TE with upside rather than an immediate finished product.
