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Joseph Jonah-Ajonye

JosephJonah-Ajonye

Conroe, TXOak Ridge
Jersey
#99
Pos
DL
HT / WT
6-4 / 275
Class
JR
NIL Valuation
On3
97
NATL
#34
POS
#5
ST
#7
Rivals
6.1
NATL
#16
POS
#2
ST
#5
ESPN
88
NATL
#26
POS
#3
ST
#7
247
96
NATL
#56
POS
#11
ST
#7
The Journey
Class of 2024
Georgia Bulldogs
ENROLLED
Oak Ridge War Eagles
HIGH SCHOOL

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Reminds Us Of

Zacch Pickens
Zacch Pickens
DL / 6-4 / 291
South CarolinaSouth Carolina · HS Class of 2019
Chicago2023 Draft · Rnd 3 · Pick 64

Joseph Jonah-Ajonye's high-level athleticism and versatility on the defensive front reminds us of Zacch Pickens at the same stage.

Team Predictions

Industry Consensus · RPM Picks
Team
Prediction
Recruited By
Distance
Class Rank
Draft Pos (5yr)
Draft Total (5yr)
Georgia
ENROLLED7/6/2023
96.4%
751 mi
1
4
48
Oklahoma
OFFERED
1.2%
356 mi
9
2
29
Texas
OFFERED
N/A
138 mi
6
3
15
Georgia
GeorgiaENROLLED
Tray Scott
96.4%
Oklahoma
OklahomaOFFERED
Miguel Chavis
1.2%
Georgia Tech
Marco Coleman
N/A
Texas
TexasOFFERED
Bo Davis
N/A
Texas A&M
Texas A&MOFFERED
Elijah Robinson
N/A

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Measurements & Testing

Joseph Jonah-AjonyeOak Ridge
Top 300 DL AvgAvg. Last 3 Years
NFL Combine DraftedAvg. Last 3 Years
Weight
275
276
300
99.6%91.7%
Height
6-4
6-4
6-3
100.0%101.3%
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Personal Life

Football is still a new game for Crucifixo Jonah-Ajonye. Jonah-Ajonye, who goes by the first name of Joseph, was born in Nigeria and lived there until 2015. “I didn’t start playing football until my freshman year in high school at Oak Ridge,” Jonah-Ajonye told 247Sports. “My uncle put me onto football, but I didn’t start playing until three years later because I always wanted to play basketball. But as I grew up, I just fell out of love with basketball because it wasn’t giving me that adrenaline rush that football gave me. In the ninth grade, I played football and basketball just to decide which one I liked better. And football ended up being the one I liked better.” The focus on football has paid off, as Jonah-Ajonye has developed into one of the top players in Texas and in the Houston area. “I’m a quarterback hunter,” Jonah-Ajonye said. “To me, football is just a fun game to learn how to play. And once you finally learn everything, you start to dominate. I’m really passionate about it.”

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