Iwuhoa is a defensive end with length, athleticism, and a high motor. He’s quick off the snap and shows promise as an edge rusher, using moves like a stutter step and push-pull to beat blockers. He plays with good effort and awareness, as seen when he disengages late in plays to finish sacks and maintains containment against the run. Iwuoha’s size and burst give him upside as a pass rusher, and he’s effective at chasing plays down the line. To reach his potential, he can expand his pass-rush moves and strengthen his hand usage.

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Bryan Iwuoha Bryan Iwuoha 6'5" | 220 lbs | EDGE Mount St. Joseph | 2026 State MD : High-Ceiling Edge Prospect with Elite Frame and Developmental Upside

Standing at 6-foot-5 and 220 pounds, Bryan Iwuoha Bryan Iwuoha 6'5" | 220 lbs | EDGE Mount St. Joseph | 2026 State MD possesses the kind of size and length that immediately jumps off the screen. His physical profile alone makes him one of the more intriguing edge prospects in the region, and college programs are beginning to take notice. Iwuoha currently holds offers from Rhode Island, the University at Albany, and Ivy League power Columbia, a strong mix of academic and athletic interest.

Ranked No. 6 among edge rushers in the state, Iwuoha is positioned for a breakout season. What makes his trajectory even more promising is the tutelage he’s receiving under elite defensive line coach Coach Yarborough, one of the most respected developers of talent in the area. With a rare blend of frame, fluidity, and coaching, Iwuoha is a high-upside prospect whose best football is still ahead of him.

If he continues to refine his technique and unlock more explosiveness, don’t be surprised to see Iwuoha become a late riser on the recruiting boards of Power Five programs.

Bryan is a player I am very high on going into the 2025 season and feel he will turn som heads with early senior film. He comes in as a top 100 player at #71 overall and the #6 overall Edge defender in a strong edge class.

A track kid who is still new to the game, Byran certainly passes the eye ball test. Measuring 6’5″ 220lbs with a 82″ wingspan, and over 33″ arms, he is a great body kid with long lean muscled frame that will continue to fill out nicely. His track background translates as well, as a high jumper & triple jumper for MSJ – Bryan runs a verified 4.69 40 and has broad jumped 10’0″. A fluid athlete who shows quick feet and good twitch in his hips, you can tell Bryan is a natural athlete.

I spoked with multiple college coaches this spring that love his size & athleticism going forward and just want to see some more film on him. He currently holds 3 FCS offers from Albany, Monmouth and Rhode Island. If Bryan plays up to his potential on the field I won’t be shocked at all if some FBS offers & even Power 4 offers come his way. Bryan has a high ceiling as a prospect and in these rankings. Chance he could be a big mover in future rankings.