Maddox Mingucci is a 6'2" Athlete in the 2028 class.
Mingucci attends St. Joseph in New Jersey.
Mingucci's Player Profile was created on January 9, 2024.
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Maddox
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Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
225
HS
St. Joseph
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NJ
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Maddox
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Class
2028
Height
6'2"
Weight
225
HS
St. Joseph
|
NJ
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Amongst the film that was watched, add Maddox MingucciMaddoxMingucci
6'2" | 225 lbs | ATH
St. Joseph | 2028 StateNJ
to the short lists of prospects that are way more physically advanced for their age. Mingucci played all over the field, and as such, I am unsure exactly where he will project out positionally at this time. One thing is clear: Mingucci is well coached. We see him never get sucked up and play too deep in the backfield. This discipline, along with his strength that allows him to push people around, makes him a menacing figure within the defensive line’s interior. Offensively I want to see him use his size to actively attack matchups who try to kick him out, blowing up the play in the process. As he conditions and trains his bend and movement in space will also improve. Out of all the prospects, Mingucci might be one of the rawest, but has a great opportunity to be coached up and add technique to his inherent abilities.
A bigger middle linebacker that I can see transitioning into more of a hand-in-the-dirt, defensive end if he continues to get bigger. Was a vital part of a team that went to the league finals this year and was named an NJSYFL All-Star in the process. Collapses hard and plays behind his pads at the point of contact. Played offensive tackle as well. Would like to see his speed pick up if he wants to stay at linebacker and play at a high levelr.