Williams Nwaneri
Recruiting Prediction Machine
Committed - 8/14/23
Personal Life
Lee’s Summit (Missouri) North coach Jamar Mozee was one of the nation’s most coveted recruits when he was coming through high school. Mozee had schools from all over the country recruiting him before he ended up playing for Bob Stoops at Oklahoma. So, it speaks volumes when he gushes about his star defensive lineman Williams Nwaneri. “Williams is a phenomenal player,” Mozee told SBLive after a playoff game in 2022. “There’s so much upside to him, it’s almost scary. I haven’t seen anything like it in high school. From his build, physically, how he plays, his athleticism – it is different.” The numbers reflect that. While often receiving double and even sometimes triple teams, Nwaneri has racked up 99 tackles, 12 tackles for a loss, 31 hurries and 17 tackles for a loss over his sophomore and junior seasons. “Big No. 5 is a problem,” teammate Isaiah Mozee said. “He’s ranked that high for a reason. He’s phenomenal.”
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Teams
Recruited By
Distance
Class Rank
Prediction
EDGE Drafted (5yr)
Total Drafted (5yr)
- Missouri
Signed
Prediction
68.1%
primary
Kevin Peoplessecondary
Blake BakerDistance
Class Rank
21EDGE Drafted (5yr)
0Total Drafted (5yr)
12 - Georgia
Offered
Prediction
15.0%
secondary
Tray ScottDistance
Class Rank
1EDGE Drafted (5yr)
2Total Drafted (5yr)
48 - Oklahoma
Offered
Prediction
10.7%
primary
Miguel Chavissecondary
Todd BatesDistance
Class Rank
9EDGE Drafted (5yr)
3Total Drafted (5yr)
29 - Tennessee
Offered
Prediction
1.1%
primary
Rodney Garnersecondary
Mike EkelerDistance
Class Rank
13EDGE Drafted (5yr)
2Total Drafted (5yr)
14 - Oregon
Offered
Prediction
<1%
primary
Tony Tuiotisecondary
Tosh LupoiDistance
Class Rank
4EDGE Drafted (5yr)
2Total Drafted (5yr)
18
Nwaneri News
Reminds Us Of
Williams Nwaneri is a physically-gifted defensive lineman with considerable developmental upside and pass rush ability that reminds us of former five-star Chris Jones at the same stage. The size, athleticism and pass rush skills are similar. Jones played more defensive end in high school than Nwaneri.