Kaminski is not only one of the top edge rushers in the state of Illinois, but he is one of the best in the country. It’s no surprise that Kaminski earned IHSFCA 5A All-State Honors, as the 6’3, 255 lbs game wrecker out of Nazareth currently holds multiple Division I Power 5 offers. He has all the traits that elite pass rushers possesses, including power, speed, and bend. Often times, Kaminski wins at the snap of the ball by his quick first step. He can make opposing offensive tackles uncomfortable early, as he flies off the ball and plays with a relentless motor that allows him to pursue the quarterback for the length of every play. He showcases polished pass rush technique and plays with physicality against the run. Kaminski heads into next season as one of the top players in the country.

The junior edge rusher from Nazareth Academy is seeing multiple Division I Power 5 offers roll in. Kaminski is one of the top players at his position in a loaded Class of 2025 in the Land of Lincoln. He has a unique combination of size, athleticism, and speed that makes him nearly unblockable. Wrecking shop on every play, Kaminski can bend with the best of them, showcases polished pass rush moves, and is physical in the run game. There is no reason that Kaminski can’t finish as a top 5 player in the state next year after earning his way to the 5A All-State Team this season.

The junior edge rusher will have a massive impact on the game on Friday. Facing one of the top quarterbacks in the state, Kaminski can heat up the opposing offense and force them to get the ball out quick. He displays fantastic bend, polished pass rushing moves, and plays with a high motor that proves to be relentless in pursuit of the opposing QB. Kaminski is already a top 10 player in the state and plays his best when it’s do or die time. With Kaminski rushing the quarterback, the Roadrunners defense is sure to see the benefits throughout the game.

Kaminski is a top 10 player in the Land of Lincoln and a top edge rushing recruit in the country for the class of 2025. Kaminski went above and beyond in his sophomore campaign, finishing the season with 17.5 sacks, 38 tackles for loss, 72 total tackles, and over 40 quarterback hurries. The 6’3, 225 lbs Riverside product was nearly unstoppable. Kaminski displays over-the-top athleticism and physicality, regardless of the situation. When rushing the quarterback, Kaminski showcased polished technique through a multitude of moves. He can win with speed, power, or finesse. In the run game, Kaminski fires off the ball with low pad level and utilizes lateral quickness to redirect and make plays in the backfield. The class of 2025 in Illinois is loaded with elite pass rushers, and Kaminski may finish at the top of the group following his upcoming junior season.

Offers: Oklahoma, Michigan, Illinois, Southern California, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Northwestern, and more.

The La Grange product impressed for Nazareth Academy in his sophomore season. Kaminski stands at 6’3 and weighs 225 pounds. He already holds several Power 5 offers, and when you turn on the tape, it’s easy to see why. Kaminski is extremely quick off the ball and exhibits an impressive bend that allows him to chase down the opposing quarterback. He has polished technique and uses a variety of pass rush moves that allows him to win one-on-one matchups. As he adds weight heading into this season, Kaminski’s stock is soaring for his junior campaign.

Mr. Kaminski is one of a handful of underclassmen that have a very bright future for the roadrunners. This young man finished the day with 1 reception for 19 yards, 10 tackles, and 3.0 TFLs being a force on the defensive front. Throughout the entire game he was shooting gaps to disrupt plays in the backfield and blew up a few plays for a big loss. He can also slip blocks well using his active hands to be a menace in his pass rush and in run support. There’s no doubt as to why he’s a P5 recruit holding offers from University of Wisconsin and University of Illinois.

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