Skip to main content
Join Now
Team Avatar
LSU

Report: Trey'Dez Green agrees to new deal at LSU, set to return to Tigers in 2026

ns_headshot_2024-clearby: Nick Schultz01/03/26NickSchultz_7

LSU tight end Trey’Dez Green is set to return in 2026. He has agreed to a new deal with the Tigers, CBS Sports reported Friday.

Green led LSU with seven touchdown receptions this past year as he emerged as a key target in the red zone. He also ranked third on the roster with 433 receiving yards as part of a breakout sophomore season.

Green’s return is an important one for new coach Lane Kiffin as he looks to keep key pieces in Baton Rouge. He already has multiple playmakers returning in 2026, and Green is the latest.

LSU has announced multiple returning players in 2026, including cornerback DJ Pickett and linebacker Whit Weeks. Friday marked the first day of the transfer portal window as college football players get two weeks to hit the open market.

Trey’Dez Green marks an important contributor coming back for the LSU offense, although the offensive coaching staff has been a key topic as Kiffin transitions from Ole Miss. Multiple Rebels staffers are set to join him in Baton Rouge, including offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr., who called the plays for Ole Miss in Thursday’s College Football Playoff victory over Georgia.

Weis and the rest of the staff members heading to LSU are splitting time at Ole Miss during the Rebels’ CFP run. Regarding that dynamic earlier this week, Kiffin praised the job those assistants were doing and said the situation came down to ensuring Ole Miss had an opportunity to win a title.

“They’re doing a great job,” Kiffin said during Saturday’s Texas Bowl. “We saw the performance in the last game. They came back down here after that game, came down here for a couple of days, and now they’re back there. I was just on the phone with Charlie Weis. We were talking about quarterback rankings, just we were going over them tonight.

“So, sometimes we have our staff meetings, even though they’re back there, when Pete is done with his. Then, we get on and have our own. We’re just trying to make it work for both sides so Ole Miss can have the best chance of winning a national championship and we can also be building what we are here.”