13.) Top-tier pass rusher makes a high impact on Brownsburg’s defensive line. Impressed with his progress after seeing him at a scrimmage last month.

Brownsburg senior has been a part of a core group of Class of 2027 prospects that have carried the team over the past three years. Serious chances of three-peating are high for Missouri commit.

Dami Sowunmi Dami Sowunmi 6'4" | 260 lbs | EDGE Brownsburg | 2027 State IN , Brownsburg’s 2027 standout defensive end who committed to Missouri, is back for more in 2026. Last season he recorded five sacks, 35 total tackles, and one fumble recovery. The 6-foot-4, 275-pound edge has a fast first step and is a tremendous pass rusher who can wreck havoc on opposing QBs. High-motored defensive lineman with potential to excel at the next level.

One of several key returning starters for Brownsburg, defensive end Dami Sowunmi is a tremendous pass rusher who takes great angles to the quarterback and strong run defender who can set an edge, force running backs into moments of indecision, and wrap them up or free up other Bulldog defenders to clean up the play. He committed to Missouri, and the Tigers are getting one of the best prospects in the Hoosier State. Huge upside in this recruit as he helps lead Brownsburg to potentially three-peat as state champs in 2026.

Business is picking up for Brownsburg defensive end Dami Sowunmi Dami Sowunmi 6'4" | 260 lbs | EDGE Brownsburg | 2027 State IN . His pass rush skills, size, frame, and first step are top-shelf qualities and he will only keep getting better. The 6-foot-4, 275-pound edge prospect has picked up offers from California and Kansas State. He is one of several key returning Class of 2027 prospects for a Brownsburg squad that looks to three-peat as Class 6A state champions.

Sowunmi is a talented EDGE who checks quite a few boxes. He’s got the frame and length to succeed at the next level. He’s got a quick first step and doesn’t waste much movement off the line. He primarily lines up on the edge but has rotated in at the 3, 5, 7, and 9 tech positions and has been successful. He can play the run on the inside and contain the edge on the outside. He has good closing speed and plays with proper pad level. His 36 tackles, 10 TFLs, 6 sacks, and 1 forced fumble closed out his promising junior campaign. Brownsburg is going to be up quite a bit, which will allow Sowunmi to pin his ears back and get after the QB all year long.

Sowunmi started to put it all together this season and helped bring a pass rush to Brownsburg. He’s got decent length and works well through contact. He put up 36 tackles, 10 TFLs, 5 sacks, and recovered a fumble in his first full year starting at the 6A level.

Sowunmi is an edge rusher gaining momentum fast and checking all the right boxes. He’s got the length to keep tackles off him, the burst to win off the snap, and a strong sense of how to use his hands to create separation. He stays low through contact and can bend well for a guy his size, which makes him tough to handle once he’s turned the corner. His frame is already solid and still has room to fill out, and he plays with controlled aggression that shows up on tape. He’s shown the ability to win with both speed and technique, and if the trajectory holds, he will be a problem at the next level, and I can’t wait to see how things pan out.