Paramus Catholic (NJ) football has been issued a major blow to its promising 2026 season.

Standout Paramus Catholic quarterback Walker Snee is out for the rest of the season, the sophomore announced on social media Monday, Oct. 26. He confirmed to NJ.com that the catalyst is a right ankle injury.

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Snee, the son of former New York Giants All-Pro offensive guard Chris Snee and grandson of legendary former Giants head coach Tom Coughlin, sustained the injury in Friday night’s 21-7 victory over DePaul (NJ). 

“God gives his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers,” Snee wrote in his post. “This hurts so bad that the season had to end like this for me but thank you PC for bringing me in and treating me like family.”

After spending his freshman year at Bergen Catholic, the three-star QB ended his sophomore season completing 56 of 108 passes for 994 yards, seven touchdowns and five interceptions. He rushed for 754 yards and six touchdowns. 

Up until this point, Paramus Catholic has been putting together quite a season. With headlining wins against top New Jersey teams the Hun School and Bergen Catholic, the Paladins have shaped themselves into real contenders for the New Jersey Non-Public B state championship, which they haven’t won since 2016. 

They’ll close out their regular season against St. Joseph Regional this Friday, and playoffs will start the first weekend of November.