John Amofah Jr. is a 6'1" Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Amofah Jr. attends Douglass in Georgia.
Amofah Jr.'s Player Profile was created on July 7, 2022.
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John
Amofah Jr.DL
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
270
HS
Douglass
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GA
New Additions: 2027 Defensive Linemen Added To Rankings Update
A thick, naturally strong interior defensive lineman with an impressive first step, Amofah Jr. plays bigger than his...
Written by Matt DeBary
John
Amofah Jr.DL
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
270
HS
Douglass
|
GA
16 Scouting Notes from the Corky Kell Classic – Kell HS
John Amofah is a broad, stout defensive line prospect who created penetration and havoc all afternoon against LaGrange....
Written by Connor Jackson
John
Amofah Jr.DL
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
270
HS
Douglass
|
GA
The Runway: 2027 Prospects Ready to Take Off 8/10
This summer at the Tennessee/Kentucky Future Stars game was the first glimpse we got of Amofah Jr. and...
Written by Alan Popadines
Matt DeBary | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt DeBary
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
A thick, naturally strong interior defensive lineman with an impressive first step, Amofah Jr. plays bigger than his 6-foot-1 270-pound frame and does a good job of using his hands and impressive quickness to make plays on the backfield. One of the more underrated defensive linemen in Atlanta, this playmaking defender was an easy addition to the next rankings after a strong junior season where he made 25 tackles, nine TFLs and three sacks. He showed a lot of promise and should have an even more impactful senior season for the Astros in 2026.
John Amofah is a broad, stout defensive line prospect who created penetration and havoc all afternoon against LaGrange. He dominated his matchup early on with his combination of explosiveness and mass. He also anchored down well and was difficult to move off the ball. He is an efficient bull rusher, frequently driving blockers onto their heels and denting the pocket, creating pressure in the face of the QB and flushing him out. Amofah is still young, so his physical presence will only continue to grow over the next few years.
This summer at the Tennessee/Kentucky Future Stars game was the first glimpse we got of Amofah Jr. and the young man certainly lest a lasting impression, en route to a Defensive MVP honor in the border bash. Since that mid-June showdown, Amofah Jr. has since moved to Georgia and now attends Utopian Academy, outside of Atlanta. However, the 5-foot-11, 215-pound Defensive Lineman has shown no signs of slowing down since the move. Natural strength and quickness, along with tweener size allows to play both Defensive End and Defensive Tackle. Going back to the Future Stars Game, Amofah Jr. notched a number of tackles for loss including a Sack and a Safety in the contest. Georgia is one of, if not the, top state for pre-high school football and I look forward to seeing him continue to ascend.