LSU Lands Commitment 2025 Legacy TE JD LaFleur

by Staff Reporter

August 1, 202320 Comments

LSU landed its third commitment for the 2025 class on Tuesday when legacy tight end JD LaFleur gave his verbal pledge to the coaching staff.

The 6’6, 230-pound, four-star tight end from Sulphur High School is the son of former LSU All-American tight end David LaFleur who played for the Tigers from 1993-1996 and then played four years with the Dallas Cowboys.

JD, recently camped at LSU this June and was one of the top-performing tight ends. He committed to the Tigers over offers from Texas A&M, Baylor, Miami, and others.

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For more info on LaFleur, visit his profile page on our 2025 Recruiting Tracker.

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ChanceOfRainIsNever•22 months

If he’s anything like his dad he’ll be a beast

blueboy•22 months

Big Dave was a monster. The son would do well to be half as good.

Floating Change Up•22 months

quote:
6’6, 230-pound

Jeeebus that’s a big 16/17 yr old.

tucoco•22 months

I was just thinking the same, but his Pops was 6'7 I think, right. So, maybe he grows another inch or 2, but with the size he is right now he could play TE in spot passing situations in college. Lol

Cosmo•22 months

Dad played for that 96 Dinardo team that was pretty solid. Herb Tyler TYFYS.

Til it all came crumbling down a couple years later

LSUintheNW•22 months

It moved

Skeet Mc•22 months

Bama Swoop and a porn Stache. Dude is gonna slay in Tigerland.

LSU82Cajun•22 months

I took a summer course at LSU-E in ‘94 with his dad. We talked LSU football a lot that summer. Sadly his pop played during lean years

Shwapp•22 months

Legendary professional dodgeball player Peter LaFleur's cousin.

JakeFromStateFarm•22 months

White Goodman could not be reached for comment.