LSU Tight End Trey’Dez Green Carted Off Injured
9 sourcesUpdated Sep 20, 2026
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LSU tight end Trey’Dez Green left the fourth-quarter game against Ole Miss with an apparent lower-body, later identified as right-leg, injury after taking multiple hits following a 19-yard catch. He was helped off the field by medical staff and later carted to the locker room while visibly in pain, and the extent of the injury remained unclear. Green finished with four catches for 60 yards, leading LSU in receiving as the Tigers attempted to rally from an early 17-0 deficit. LSU tied the game 24-24 with a field goal after Green’s departure, but Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss then scored on a 14-yard scramble and the Rebels extended their lead to 32-24 with a successful two-point conversion. Green entered the game as one of LSU’s top playmakers, with 10 catches for 162 yards and a touchdown in the season’s first two games.
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Green's four catches for sixty yards were key so far, and the Tigers need someone to step up if he stays out.
That lower body injury could force some quick changes to how they attack Ole Miss in the fourth with the score tied.
LSU was building momentum in the second half but losing Green as their top option leaves a big hole in the passing game at a critical time.
