2020: Played in the final four games of the season, starting all four at left tackle ... During his four games played, the Red Wolves averaged 537.8 yards total offense, including 380 through the air and 157 via the ground game ... A-State also averaged 36.0 points per game over the same stretch ... With Seidnaly on the line, Arkansas State put up at least 423 yards in every game, including a season-high 654 against Texas State and 580 versus Louisiana-Monroe ... He helped the Red Wolves rank second in the nation in passing offense (364.4 ypg), 14th in total offense (489.7 ypg) and 35th in scoring offense (32.9 ppg) ... Provided protection in A-State’s passing game for a squad that posted a school-and-Sun Belt record 39 touchdowns through the air ... Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member.
2019: Forced to sit out the season due to injury ... Phil Steele’s Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt Conference.
2018: Started the first 10 games of the season at right tackle before suffering a season-ending injury ... Helped pave the way up front for an A-State offense that ranked 17th in the nation in total offense (469.1 ypg), 21st in passing offense (282.7 ypg) and 49th in rushing offense (186.4 ypg) ... Part of an offensive line that ranked 40th in the nation in tackles for loss allowed (5.54 per game) and 43rd in sacks allowed (1.85 per game) ... Provided blocking for quarterback and Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year Justice Hansen, as well as running back and Sun Belt Freshman of the Year Marcel Murray ... Behind Seidnaly and the offensive line, A-State produced over 400 yards in nine games and at least 500 in three contests ... Key component to A-State’s offensive success that saw it score 28 passing touchdowns and 18 rushing scores while tying the sixth most total touchdowns in school history for a single season ... Seidnaly and the o-line helped A-State post the third highest total offense average in school history ... A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member.
2017: Redshirted the 2017 season ... Midyear signee who participated in A-State’s 2017 spring camp.
ASA College: Spent two seasons playing offensive line for the Avengers in the Northeast Football Conference ... Seidnaly and the offensive line allowed a conference-best 1.7 sacks against during the 2016 season, while also protecting All-NEFC quarterback Ryan Barabe and paving the way for all-conference running back Troy Robinson ... Behind Seidnaly and the o-line, the Avengers recorded 22 passing and 16 rushing touchdowns, averaged 34.4 points per game and recorded 358.8 yards total offense per game ... ASA posted a 6-5 record Seidnaly’s freshman season, when the o-line allowed 1.9 sacks against per game and blocked for All-NEFC quarterback Angelo Nocciolo and running back Dieon Tidwell ... The Avengers posted 22 passing and 13 running scores that season while averaging 353.2 yards total offense, 164.8 yards rushing and 25.1 points per game ... 2-star recruit by Rivals.com and 247Sports.com ... Ranked as the nation’s No. 29 junior college offensive tackle by 247Sports ... Also recruited by programs such as Maryland, Texas Tech, UCLA, Southern Miss, Texas State, Nevada and East Carolina.
High School: Seidnaly was a varsity letterman who played defensive line at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School in Silver Springs, Md.
Personal: Born July 3, 1997 ... Earned his bachelor’s degree in communication studies in May of 2019.
