Joshua Formolo is a 5'11" Running Back in the 2027 class.
Formolo attends Muskego in Wisconsin.
Formolo's Player Profile was created on April 19, 2024.
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Minnesconsin Mega Camp: Skill Position First Looks
Technically this isn’t my “First Look” at Joshua Formolo out of Muskego, but this is our first look...
Written by Mark Johnson
Joshua
FormoloRB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
205
HS
Muskego
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WI
Prep Redzone WI Combine: Best of the RBs
The 5’9″ 171 lbs freshman RB caught my eyes throughout the RB drills and when they got to...
Written by Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson | Prep Redzone Scout
Mark Johnson
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Technically this isn’t my “First Look” at Joshua FormoloJoshuaFormolo
5'11" | 205 lbs | RB
Muskego | 2027 StateWI
out of Muskego, but this is our first look since the 2027 was a freshman. He has come a long ways since then. The now 6′ 203 lbs RB put together a really solid day at the Minnesconsin camp. He started with a 4.85 40, 32.1″ vertical, and an 8’9″ broad jump. But it was the fieldwork that had me most excited. Joshua did really well running with the ball in his hands showing some powerful lateral agility, cuts, and jump cuts. A lot of his reps highlighted his ability to not have to give up much speed while executing those cuts. It also really stood out how well he was catching the ball. Especially as one of the larger backs, he made it look easy with catches quick over the middle, out to the sideline, and downfield. I’m excited to see his role in the Muskego offense this fall. Definitely a potential sleeper to keep your eyes on.
The 5’9″ 171 lbs freshman RB caught my eyes throughout the RB drills and when they got to face off with the LB group in space. Joshua played fast on every rep. His lateral movement and ability to shake LBs flashed over and over as a runner and as a receiver. He forced LBs to overcommit and then easily cut back then accelerate past them. We saw him beat angles with speed. The freshman also did a good job of finding the ball downfield and coming down with it. Give Formolo time to build his frame and continue to work on his overall athleticism. He is a gamer.