A long, wiry 6’4 WR with a ton of breakout potential going into the fall, PRZMN is very bullish on STMA’s roster and returning experience in 2026, which includes their second-leading WR from the fall in 6’4 Dylan Faucher. The 180 lber. tallied 19 catches for 262 yards and 1 TD in 2025 for the 5-6 Knights, and he’s an effective and consistent pass catcher who can thrive in the middle of the field against Minnesota 6A defenses. Faucher is more than willing to go over the middle and put his body on the line, and he shows a big catch radius and sure-handedness at the catch point, not to mention the fact that he’s a mismatch for secondary defenders out on the perimeter. Faucher owns noticeable burst after the catch for a 6’4 wideout, runs a mean comeback route, tracks and plays the ball well in the air, and can make tough catches through tight coverage and DBs draped over his back and impacting the catch point. Plus, Faucher can drop his hips and shut down effectively at the top of the route for a 6’4 wideout. College coaches: make sure you visit the halls of STMA this upcoming recruiting cycle!

A long, wiry 6’4 WR with a ton of breakout potential going into the fall, PRZMN is very bullish on STMA’s roster and returning experience in 2026, which includes their second-leading WR from the fall in 6’4 Dylan Faucher. The 180 lber. tallied 19 catches for 262 yards and 1 TD in 2025 for the 5-6 Knights, and he’s an effective and consistent pass catcher who can thrive in the middle of the field against Minnesota 6A defenses. Faucher is more than willing to go over the middle and put his body on the line, and he shows a big catch radius and sure-handedness at the catch point, not to mention the fact that he’s a mismatch for secondary defenders out on the perimeter. Faucher owns noticeable burst after the catch for a 6’4 wideout, runs a mean comeback route, tracks and plays the ball well in the air, and can make tough catches through tight coverage and DBs draped over his back and impacting the catch point. Plus, Faucher can drop his hips and shut down effectively at the top of the route for a 6’4 wideout. College coaches: make sure you visit the halls of STMA this upcoming recruiting cycle!