Career

• All-New England selection in 2021
• All-NEC Second Team selection in 2021

2021

• Served as team captain on the offensive line and appeared in 10 of the team's 11 games
• Signed with Philadelphia of the USFL after the season
• Named an All-New England player
• Tabbed an All-NEC Second Team player

2020

• Merrimack’s team captain and top offensive lineman
• Served as the Warriors’ starting right tackle
• Played in all three games this season for the Warriors

2019

• Appeared in all 11 games as a starting right tackle for the Warriors

• Was a member of the offensive line that led the offense to rank 3rd in the conference in total offense with 368 offensive yards per game

• Extended his games started streak to 30 - every game of his career - as a member of the right side of the Warriors’ OL

2018

• Played in all 10 games for Merrimack as a redshirt sophomore
• Started every game on the interior offensive line
• Was part of an offensive line that yielded only 17 sacks on the season and helped produce 244.9 passing yards and 377.1 total yards per game, helping Merrimack rank second and fourth in the league in both categories
• That offensive line also helped Merrimack rank as a top-four team in the NE10 in red zone scoring, converting over 80 percent of its tries 

2017 

• Started nine games in his redshirt freshman campaign as the team’s starting right guard
• Limited the opposition to only 14 sacks all season, second-fewest in school history for a single season
• Helped Merrimack’s offense rank second in the NE10 in total yards per game (412.9) and rushing yards per game (144.6) as well as first downs per game
• Was part of the only offensive line in the NE10 that produced a 2,000-yard passer and 1,000-yard rusher

2016

• Did not appear in any games

Before Merrimack

• Attended Manchester Memorial High School 
• All-Conference selection (junior/senior)
• All-State (senior)
• Played in the CHaD All-Star Game (senior)

Personal

• Born Nov. 16, 1997
• Son of Clayton and Sara Legault
• Psychology major