Andre Roye Jr. - 2026 Football Roster
Oct 31 (Sat)
12 p.m.
Andre Roye Jr.
- Position:
- Offensive Lineman
- Height:
- 6-6
- Weight:
- 295
- Class:
- Fifth
- Hometown:
- District Heights, Md.
- High School:
- St. Frances
- Prev School:
- Maryland
AT COLORADO
CAREER: Has played in 14 games with three starts over two seasons at Colorado and 30 games with 10 starts in his college career.
2026 (Fifth-Year): Has played in five games, with one start, and has played 39 snaps.
Game by Game:
- at Georgia Tech (Sept. 3, W 14-13): played.
- vs. Weber State (Sept. 12, W 52-21): played.
- at Baylor (Sept. 26, L 13-23): played.
- vs. Texas Tech (Oct. 3, L 7-29): played.
- vs. Utah (Oct. 17, L 24-27) (start): First start of the season, at tight end, wearing No. 84.
2025 (Fourth-Year): Played in nine games at both tackle spots with two starts at right tackle, against Wyoming in Week 4 and West Virginia in Week 10.
AS A TRANSFER
Rated an .8800 transfer prospect by 247Sports, which ranked him the No. 265 player overall and the No. 29 offensive tackle in the portal (as of July 30, 2025). Joined Colorado with two years to play two.
AT MARYLAND (2022-24)
Played in 16 games with seven starts over three seasons.
2024 (Third-Year): Started all seven games he played at left tackle for an offense that ranked third in the Big Ten in passing (275.7 yards per game), including the opener against UConn (Aug. 31), when the Terrapins rushed for 248 yards, their most since 2020.
2023 (Second-Year): Appeared in six games on the offensive line.
2022 (First-Year): Played in three games as a true freshman, making his collegiate debut against Howard.
RECRUIT RANKINGS
A three-star prospect. 247Sports listed him as the No. 45 offensive tackle in the country and the No. 11 player from Maryland; the 247Sports Composite ranked him No. 632 nationally, the No. 52 tackle and No. 13 in Maryland; the On3 Industry Ranking had him No. 646 nationally, the No. 41 tackle and No. 11 in Maryland.
AT ST. FRANCES ACADEMY
Played for head coach Biff Poggi at St. Frances in Baltimore, helping the Panthers to the No. 1 ranking in Maryland. Also competed in basketball and lacrosse.
