Spiegs: 18 eye-catchers from LSU's OL/DL, 7-on-7 camp

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2026 DL Jahkeem Stewart

2026 New Orleans (La.) St. Augustine DL Jahkeem Stewart could not be contained during Saturday’s OL/DL portion of camp. Working off the edge and inside, the 6-foot-5, 262-pound soon-to-be sophomore gave fits to opposing linemen with his burst, array of different pass-rush moves and pure strength to get home … consistently. This is nothing new for Stewart, who has dominated in camp settings for years. He faced some of the Boot’s best linemen in the 2024 and 2025 classes and came away with the most assertive performance this weekend.

Stewart is the face of what’s shaping up to be a very deep and talent-laden crop of 2026s in Louisiana along with Lamar Brown (eye-catcher from Wednesday’s elite camp), Blaine Bradford, Aiden Hall, Jakai Anderson, Jalan Chapman, among others. Stewart cannot be blocked 1-on-1 and his testing was off the charts (sub-5-second 40 and an 83-plus-inch wingspan). Stewart suits up for St. Aug this fall and should be right in the thick of the discussion for the No. 1 spot in his class in this analyst’s opinion.

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2025 four-star OL Devin Harper

On300 IOL Devin Harper flashed in spurts throughout the camp. Harper not only boasts excellent size (6-foot-4, 300 pounds), he’s light on his feet and bends extremely well. Likely an interior lineman at the next level, Harper saw reps at tackle and was able to absorb and drive through defenders. Harper plays tough and low and at times nasty, and boasts strong hands as well. Harper has a strong athletic profile with major growth for more development upfront.

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Three-star IOL Khayree Lee – LSU commit


LSU-committed IOL Khayree Lee measured in at 6-foot-5 and a lean 311 pounds. After a strong spring at Marrero (La.) John Ehret at left tackle, Lee saw action both on the edge and inside, and was excellent overall on the day. The slimmed-down Lee was agile and also strong enough to anchor down and anticipate different moves from defenders. Lee is a stock-up candidate entering his senior season in this analyst’s opinion.

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Four-star WR Dre’lon Miller

On300 WR Dre’lon Miller was one of the top pass-catchers on hand in Baton Rouge after making a two-day unofficial visit to campus ahead of his June 29 decision date. Miller was the main target for Silsbee (Texas) in the tournament and the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Chess piece is superb making contested grabs anywhere on the field and is a game-changer with the rock in his hands. The Tigers are neck and neck for Miller on On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine.

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Three-star WR Kylan Billiot

Three-star Houma (La.) Terrebonne WR Kylan Billiot was an eye-catcher during Wednesday’s elite camp and again on Saturday, leaving town with an offer from the Tigers. The 6-foot-3, 190-pound pass-catcher from the Bayou clocked a 4.57-second 40, then showcased that downfield speed throughout the 7-on-7 tournament. Billiot also used that big frame to work in the middle of the field and play above the rim in the red zone. He’s got all the tools to be a playmaker in the SEC.

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