Recruitment Update Report: Tyandre Monteiro Cooper
Greetings to NCAA coaches, high school coaches, players, football fans, and parents!
We are excited to spotlight Tyandre Monteiro Cooper, a promising 6’2.5″, 206-pound defensive lineman from Weymouth, Massachusetts, class of 2027. Tyandre has recently garnered significant attention, securing a verbal offer from Georgetown, which he proudly shared on his X platform on February 5th.
In Tyandre’s own words, “I have been to Columbia, Brown, and URI. I’m looking forward to visiting URI again on April 25th and am in contact with Coach McCormack. This Saturday, March 21st, I’ll be at Holy Cross with Coach Kreinsen, followed by a visit to Lehigh on April 11th. I’m also planning to check out Georgetown in the summer and am in communication with Villanova and Bryant.”
Tyandre’s proactive approach to his recruitment and the variety of schools he is visiting showcase not only his talent on the field but also his dedication to finding the right fit for his collegiate career. Coaches interested in a versatile and athletic DL with impressive potential should keep a close eye on Tyandre as he progresses through the recruiting season.

RECEIVED VERBAL OFFER(S) FROM: Georgetown 2/5/26

Player Report: Tyandre Monteiro Cooper
Position: TE/DE | School: Weymouth High School, Massachusetts | Class: 2027
I just finished reviewing Tyandre Monteiro Cooper’s highlight film, and it’s clear he has an impressive skill set. Standing at 6’2.5″ and weighing 206 lbs, he showcased his versatility mainly as an edge player. His strength at the point of attack is commendable; he demonstrates the ability to split double teams effectively while maintaining gap integrity, crucial for defensive assignments.
While Tyandre is technically raw, as expected at this stage, he has a solid foundation to build on. Improving his burst off the ball will further elevate his game. One of his standout qualities is his secure tackling, ensuring he wraps up opponents efficiently. Additionally, his ability to bend and create disruption makes him a threat on both sides of the ball, allowing him to play at various positions as needed.
Tyandre’s potential is promising, and with continued development and coaching, he could become a significant asset for any college program. I look forward to seeing his growth in the upcoming seasons! Keep an eye on this rising talent!