Amir Joyner is a 6'0" Edge in the 2029 class.
Joyner attends Oscar Smith in Virginia.
Joyner's Player Profile was created on February 28, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Amir
JoynerEDGE
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
Weight
150
HS
Oscar Smith
|
VA
Ranked Edge Defenders from the 2029 Rankings
Amir has been on Prep RedZone’s radar since middle school. I could not find tape from his 2025...
Written by Cole Laing
Amir
JoynerEDGE
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
Weight
150
HS
Oscar Smith
|
VA
2029 Virginia Prospects to Fall in Love With: DL, OL, RB, ATH
Six-footer Amir Joyner emerges from Oscar Middle School with immense potential. He’s long, athletic, and has a natural instinct...
Written by Arlen Harris
Cole Laing | Prep Redzone Scout
Cole Laing
Prep Redzone Scout
Amir has been on Prep RedZone’s radar since middle school. I could not find tape from his 2025 season, but he remains as one of our top ranked players and has already earned a D1 offer from Chicago State. You can view his middle school highlights on YouTube. See what our Prep RedZone Next Scout Arlen Harris wrote about him last year:
Six-footer Amir JoynerAmirJoyner
6'0" | 150 lbs | EDGE
Oscar Smith | 2029 StateVA emerges from Oscar Middle School with immense potential. He’s long, athletic, and has a natural instinct for always being around the football. Amir can stand up or put his hand in the dirt. If you don’t account for him early, he’ll dominate your backfield for all four quarters. In the passing game, he sheds blockers to disrupt the quarterback, and in the run game, he displays relentless energy by chasing down ball carriers from behind. As he continues to fill out, he’ll be one to watch next season.
Six-footer Amir JoynerAmirJoyner
6'0" | 150 lbs | EDGE
Oscar Smith | 2029 StateVA
emerges from Oscar Middle School with immense potential. He’s long, athletic, and has a natural instinct for always being around the football. Amir can stand up or put his hand in the dirt. If you don’t account for him early, he’ll dominate your backfield for all four quarters. In the passing game, he sheds blockers to disrupt the quarterback, and in the run game, he displays relentless energy by chasing down ball carriers from behind. As he continues to fill out, he’ll be one to watch next season.